A comparison of three methods for the determination of wear metals in lubricating oils: direct introduction-ICP, solvent dilution-AAS, and ashing-AAS.

J. D. Algeo; M. B. Denton

A comparison of three methods for the determination of wear metals in lubricating oils: direct introduction-ICP, solvent dilution-AAS, and ashing-AAS.

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A new method for the analysis of wear metals in lubricating oils which utilizes a modified Babington Principle nebulizer was compared to two other existing methods. The new method was found to be faster and more convenient than the others. When compared to the results from an existing solvent dilution method, the results from the new method showed a stronger correlation to those of the reference method.

Original language	English (US)
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State	Published - 1982

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A comparison of three methods for the determination of wear metals in lubricating oils: direct introduction-ICP, solvent dilution-AAS, and ashing-AAS.

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