王德真

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任职 : 《Plasma Science and Technology》学术期刊编委

性别:男

毕业院校:大连工学院

学位:硕士

所在单位:物理学院

学科:等离子体物理

办公地点:主楼东侧楼(物理系楼)304室

联系方式:0411-84707981

电子邮箱:wangdez@dlut.edu.cn

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Feasibility of Trace Alcohol Congener Detection and Identification Using Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy

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论文类型:期刊论文

发表时间:2014-12-01

发表刊物:PLASMA SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

收录刊物:SCIE、EI

卷号:16

期号:12

页面范围:1119-1125

ISSN号:1009-0630

关键字:laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy; alcohol congener; quantitative detection; molecular identification

摘要:In this paper, a feasible scheme is reported for the detection and identification of trace alcohol congeners that have identical elemental composition using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS). In the scheme, an intensive pulsed laser is used to break down trace alcohol samples and the optical emission spectra of the induced plasma are collected for the detection and identification of alcohol molecules. In order to prepare trace alcohol samples, pure ethanol or methanol is bubbled by argon carrier gas and then mixed into matrix gases. The key issue for the scheme is to constitute indices from the LIBS data of the alcohol samples. Two indices are found to be suitable for alcohol detection and identification. One is the emission intensity ratio (denoted as H/C) of the hydrogen line (653.3 nm) to the carbon line (247.9 nm) for identification and the other is the ratio of the carbon line (as C/Ar) or the hydrogen line (as H/Ar) to the argon lines (866.7 nm) for quantitative detection. The calibration experiment result shows that the index H/C is specific for alcohol congeners while almost being independent of alcohol concentration. In detail, the H/C keeps a specific constant of 34 and 23 respectively for ethanol and methanol. In the meanwhile, the C/Ar and H/Ar indices respond almost linearly to the alcohol concentration below 1300 ppm, and are therefore competent for concentration measurement. With the indices, trace alcohol concentration measurement achieves a limit of 140 ppm using a laser pulse energy of 300 mJ.