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It is widely recognised that Wendt and Fassel (1) and Greenfield et al. (2) were the first to describe the technique of inductively coupled plasma emission spectrometry as a means of analysis. The technique has a number of acronyms, with ICPES being favoured over ICP-OES (where the O stands for optical) and ICP-AES (where the A stands for atomic). In the forty or so years since the inception of the technique, ICPES instrumentation has developed in sophistication and usability and is now to be found in most laboratories where simultaneous compositional analysis of a number of elements is required.

Final Analysis: Accurate and Precise Determination of Platinum in Solution by ICPES