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Bernhard Platzer

G&uuml;nter Knapp

Gunter Knapp

Michael Zischka

The invention relates to a device for analyzing gaseous samples comprising a device for generating a plasma, a feeding device for the sample to be analyzed and at least one detector unit which in particular comprises at least one interference filter, a lens arrangement and a photodetector for detecting radiation, especially atomic emission or molecular emission, emitted by the sample to be analyzed. According to the invention, said device for generating the plasma is made up of two in particular ring- or disk-shaped parallel, interspaced electrodes, wherein each electrode has one essentially centrical, especially circular through-opening, and an isolator positioned between said electrodes, said isolator having a particularly circular through-opening for confining the plasma. In addition the invention provides for an optical unit, in particular a collimator lens, to be placed between said device for generating the plasma and the detector unit for forming a parallel ray beam.

Device for analyzing gaseous samples

In a process for triggering and/or carrying out chemical reactions by irradiating starting materials and, in particular, liquid starting materials with short-wave electromagnetic radiation emitted from at least one substance sending out short-wave electromagnetic radiation upon irradiation and excitation with long-wave electromagnetic radiation under operating conditions, the short-wave electromagnetic radiation is generated in a closed vessel arranged within the starting materials and containing the short-wave electromagnetic radiation emitting substance. A device for triggering and/or carrying out chemical reactions by irradiating with short-wave electromagnetic radiation starting materials and, in particular, liquid starting materials received in a receptacle, includes a generator for generating long-wave electromagnetic radiation as well as a vessel for receiving at least one substance sending out short-wave electromagnetic radiation upon irradiation and excitation with long-wave electromagnetic radiation under operating conditions. It is provided that the receptacle for the starting materials is designed to be permeable to long-wave electromagnetic radiation. The vessel receiving the short-wave electromagnetic radiation emitting substance, furthermore, is arranged within the receptacle and at least partially surrounded by the starting materials.

Process and device for triggering and/or carrying out chemical reactions

A device for producing RF/HF induced low-energy plasma, in particular noble gas plasma, including a generator and a supply element for the plasma gas. The generator is coupled in a known manner to two, in particular, ring- or disk-shaped parallel, interspaced electrodes, each having at least one through-opening, and for at least one isolator to be positioned between the electrodes, the isolator having at least one particularly circular through-opening assigned to the through-opening of the electrode, whose through-opening is designed to confine the plasma formed by a plasma gas at a pressure of at least 0.01 bars, but preferably between 0.1 and 5 bars. The inside diameter of the through-opening of the electrodes is at least double, but especially approximately four to eight times that of the inside diameter of the through-opening of the isolator for confining the plasma.

Method and device for producing plasma with electrodes having openings twice the diameter of the isolator opening

An apparatus for the simultaneous detection of several ranges of wavelengths of polychromatic light radiation, using one detector for each detected range of wavelengths, includes an interference filter which filters the range of wavelengths to be detected out of the polychromatic light beam, and optical elements for guiding the polychromatic light beam to be detected. The optical elements include a first system of mirrors in the path of the incident polychromatic light beam for collimating it in a hollow-cylindrical manner, one mirror of the first system of mirrors being located at the center of the collimated light beam. The optical elements further include a second system of mirrors in the hollow-cylindrically collimated light beam that deflects this light essentially perpendicularly to the conceptual surface of the hollow cylinder and radially to the longitudinal axis of thereof. Photo-detectors associated with the particular deflection mirrors are mounted opposite the second system of mirrors to receive the deflected light. A common interference filter is mounted in the path of the beam between the deflecting mirrors and the photo-detectors, the deflecting mirrors and the associated photo-detectors being pivotable about the interference filter.

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Bernhard Platzer