As a pre-concentration method with the advantages of simplicity
high efficiency and low consumption
gas phase enrichment techniques(GPE) have become the key factors for various atomic spectrometers to enhance analytical sensitivity and eliminate matrix interference for the purpose of instrumental miniaturization and on-site analysis.Samples have to be converted into gaseous analytes for the sample introduction of GPE by means of hydride generation
ultraviolet vapor generation and electrothermal vaporization
then the elements for measurement are trapped or released with materials like quartz
carbon and metal
etc.
of which the trapping or releasing approaches are also the crucial factors for GPE
such as cold trapping
alloy trapping
thermal trapping and dielectric barrier discharge
etc.Hereon
the development progresses of GPE in atomic spectrometry are discussed
including the sample introduction
trapping materials and trapping or releasing approaches.Furthermore
the prospectives for research and application of GPE techniques are proposed as well.
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