6. Applications
The main applications of LIBS are defined by its unique ability to perform elemental analysis of materials of any kind in situ, remotely, or on-line. Added to this is the ability to microanalyze and map solids at the μm scale.
6.1 In situ analysis
6.1.1 Industrial process monitoring
Industrial process monitoring is one of LIBS' preferred applications, generally associated with rapid, remote analysis. However, this is also a very difficult field in terms of instrumentation, as industrial production...
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Bibliography
Digital media
Atomic emission line database http://physics.nist.gov/PhysRefData/Handbook/periodictable.htmhttp://physics.nist.gov/PhysRefData/ASD/lines_form.html
Websites
LinkedIn Group on LIBS http://www.linkedin.com
LIBS Club of the French Optical Society http://www.libs-france.com/
ChemCam team (LIBS instrument on the Curiosity rover) http://www.msl-chemcam.com/
...Events
LIBS: biennial international congress (even-numbered years)
EMSLIBS (Euro-Mediterannean symposium on LIBS): biennial international congress (odd-numbered years)
Journées LIBS France: two-day French LIBS conference/workshop, held every one to two years http://libs-france.com/
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