5. Conclusion
5.1 Competing methods
Techniques for analyzing massive metal samples include conventional methods such as glow discharge spectrometry and X-ray fluorescence, and techniques already on the market but still not widely used, such as laser optical emission spectrometry.
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Cost of equipment
Depending on the laboratory's analytical needs, the cost of purchasing a spectrometer can vary considerably, as the purchase price depends on the number of analytical lines. It is therefore preferable to set a price range for a spectrometer equipped with 20 fixed channels and a single spark excitation source. So-called low-end equipment with a limited number of 20 or so elements ranges from 45 to 75 kE, while the upper...
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