35 results on '"Lahna, Kurnia"'
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2. Identification ratio of Si/Ti and Ca/Ti content by X-Ray Fluorescence in tsunami soil samples
3. Characteristics of laser induced breakdown investigated by a compact, nongated optical multichannel analyzer system and its potential application
4. Food analysis employing high energy nanosecond laser and low pressure He ambient gas
5. Shock wave plasma generation in low pressure ambient gas from powder sample using subtarget supported micro mesh as a sample holder and its potential applications for sensitive analysis of powder samples
6. Suppression of self-absorption in laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy using a double pulse orthogonal configuration to create vacuum-like conditions in atmospheric air pressure
7. Investigation of possible Paleo tsunami deposit in Seubadeh Village in the Southern part of Aceh.
8. X-Ray fluorescence (XRF) investigation of soil sample from 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami affected region in Aceh of Indonesia.
9. Characteristics of plasma produced from tsunami impacted soil sample using a transversely excited atmospheric pressure-carbon dioxide (TEA-CO2) laser
10. Elemental analysis of tsunami soil collected from Aceh of Indonesia using scanning electron microscope-energy dispersive x-ray (SEM-EDX)
11. Preliminary report on feasibility of laser induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) coupled with eco-friendly capping material for discriminating heavy metal contaminants in liquid milk.
12. Characteristics of plasma produced from tsunami impacted soil sample using a transversely excited atmospheric pressure-carbon dioxide (TEA-CO2) laser.
13. Underlying physical processes for time dependent variations of He triplet and singlet intensities in laser-induced He plasma.
14. Simple Defocus Laser Irradiation to Suppress Self-Absorption in Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS)
15. Evidence of feasible hardness test on Mars using ratio of ionic/neutral emission intensities measured with laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy in low pressure CO2 ambient gas.
16. Excitation mechanisms in 1 mJ picosecond laser induced low pressure He plasma and the resulting spectral quality enhancement.
17. Quantitative and sensitive analysis of CN molecules using laser induced low pressure He plasma.
18. Underlying Physical Process for the Unusual Spectral Quality of Double Pulse Laser Spectroscopy in He Gas
19. Analysis of luminescence on Aceh natural gemstone
20. The observation of internal scattering of 633 Nm red laser light in Aceh natural gemstones
21. Direct evidence of laser-induced shock wave plasma from organic targets in low pressure He ambient gas, showing the effect of target hardness on its propagation speed and the resulted spectral performance
22. Intensity distributions of enhanced H emission from laser-induced low-pressure He plasma and a suggested He-assisted excitation mechanism.
23. The role of He in enhancing the intensity and lifetime of H and D emissions from laser-induced atmospheric-pressure plasma.
24. Intensity distributions of enhanced H emission from laser-induced low-pressure He plasma and a suggested He-assisted excitation mechanism
25. The role of He in enhancing the intensity and lifetime of H and D emissions from laser-induced atmospheric-pressure plasma
26. Preferential triplet over singlet emission of Zn in laser-induced plasmas
27. Application of picosecond laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy to quantitative analysis of boron in meatballs and other biological samples
28. A comparative study of emission efficiencies in low-pressure argon plasmas induced by picosecond and nanosecond Nd:YAG lasers
29. Evidence of feasible hardness test on Mars using ratio of ionic/neutral emission intensities measured with laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy in low pressure CO2 ambient gas
30. Formation and emission characteristics of CN molecules in laser induced low pressure He plasma and its applications to N analysis in coal and fossilization study
31. The use of laser-induced shock wave plasma spectroscopy (LISPS) for examining physical characteristics of pharmaceutical products
32. Practical and highly sensitive elemental analysis for aqueous samples containing metal impurities employing electrodeposition on indium-tin oxide film samples and laser-induced shock wave plasma in low-pressure helium gas
33. The Use of Laser-Induced Shock Wave Plasma Spectroscopy (LISPS) For Examining Physical Characteristics of Pharmaceutical Products.
34. Detection of Density Jump in Laser-Induced Shock Wave Plasma Using a Rainbow Refractometer
35. A comparative study of emission efficiencies in low-pressure argon plasmas induced by picosecond and nanosecond Nd:YAG lasers
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