Laser spark spectrometry is a type of atomic emission spectroscopy that uses a high-energy laser pulse as a source of excitation. The method involves focusing the laser to create a plasma, which ionises and excites the samples. Plasma formation only begins when the focused laser reaches a certain optical breakdown threshold, which usually depends on the composition of the surrounding environment and the density of the sample material.
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