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Laser induced breakdown spectroscopy(LIBS) provides a useful technique for food security as well as determining nutrition contents.In this paper,optical emission studies of laser induced plasma on commercial tea samples were carried out.The spectral intensities of Mg,Mn,Ca,Al,C and CN vibration bands varying with laser energy and the detection delay time of an intensified charge coupled device were studied.In addition,the relative concentrations of six microelements,i.e.,Mg,Mn,Ca,Al,Na and K,were analyzed semi-quantitatively as well as H,for four kinds of tea samples.Moreover,the plasma parameters were explored,including electron temperature and electron number density.The electron temperature and electron number density were around 11000 K and 10~(17) cm~(-3),respectively.The results show that it is reasonable to consider the LIBS technique as a new method for analyzing the compositions of tea leaf samples.
Laser induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) provides a useful technique for food security as well as determining nutrition contents. In this paper, optical emission studies studies of laser induced plasma on commercial tea samples were carried out. The spectral intensities of Mg, Mn, Ca, Al, C and CN vibration bands varying with laser energy and the detection delay time of an intensified charge coupled device were studied. In addition, the relative concentrations of six microelements, ie, Mg, Mn, Ca, Al, Na and K, were analyzed semi-quantitatively as well as H, for four kinds of tea samples. Moreover, the plasma parameters were explored, including electron temperature and electron number density. electron temperature and electron number density were around 11000 K and 10 ~ (17) cm ~ (-3), respectively. These results show that it is reasonable to consider the LIBS technique as a new method for analyzing the compositions of tea leaf samples.