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            AA in this way was extended to laser excited atomic fluorescence, which was originally employed for
            measuring organic tin and manganese compounds eluted from an LC column. Sensitivities ranged down
            to 60 pg of the metallic element. The graphite furnace has also been used as an interface between the
            liquid chromatograph and the atomic spectrometer, but requires a specially fabricated thermo sample
            injector. The sensitivity of the system  to tin was about 0.5-1.0 ng per peak. The atomic spectrometer
            has also been interfaced to a liquid chromatograph by a transport device involving a rotating wheel. The
            eluent from the column was sprayed on the perimeter surface of a rotating wheel and the solvent
            evaporated. The wheel rotated and placed the sample into a microwave induced plasma, where the
            element was ionized and measured in the usual manner. The sensitivity varied widely between different
            elements, but was of the order of about 10 ng of sample.

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