R. Schmitz et al., ON THE QUANTIFICATION OF SNMS ANALYSES OF SILICATE-GLASSES AND OXIDE COATINGS, Fresenius' journal of analytical chemistry, 358(1-2), 1997, pp. 42-46
The new high frequency mode (HFM) of the SNMS apparatus, type INA3. is
especially suited for the analysis of electrically non-conducting mat
erials. Experiments were carried out with glasses and various oxide co
atings in order to demonstrate the quantifiability of HFM analyses wit
h respect to these materials, The influence of the composition of the
samples and the selected parameters of the HFM, such as accelerating v
oltage, duty cycle and frequency, on the quantifiability of the measur
ements are discussed. It is shown that quantification is possible with
in certain limits of composition.