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gathering lens between the hollow cathode and sample. It does not include a specially designed burner, and it is anticipated that the inclu­ sion of such a burner would in­ crease the sensitivity of the system as much as tenfold. It is hoped that in a comparatively short time an abundance of inexpensive and reliable instruments will be avail­ able to the analyst.

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Conclusions

A new technique is now available to the analytical chemist for de­ termining trace metal concentra­ tion. At present, several metals cannot be determined by this method, but it is possible that alternate atomizing methods will overcome this shortcoming. The only equipment available for studying or utilizing this phenome­ non is a modification of existing spectrophotometric equipment. I t is hoped, however, that this un­ favorable situation will soon be remedied. A wealth of research should be forthcoming from studying and applying this phenomenon. Here is a tool which will give us directly a measure of the number of atoms in the excited and ground state under any set of experimental con­ ditions. This should find direct ap­ plication to spectrographic and wave mechanical problems. Other possible uses include iso­ tope analysis. This, of course, would require high resolution. Analysis of exhaust gases from jet engines should be permissible di­ rectly in the exhaust gases. In the medical science, a start has already been made in the use of this method for the analysis of body tissue. The attraction in this case is the small amount of sample required. In chemical and metallurgical work the applications are countless and do not need further emphasis. No doubt much work remains to be done on interference studies, equipment design, etc., but it does seem that here we have a new ana­ lytical tool which will find much application to composition studies pertinent to many areas of funda­ mental and applied research.

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