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nitric acid
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nitric acid

Fuming acid obtained by the oxidation of ammonia or the action of sulphuric acid on potassium nitrate. It is a highly corrosive acid, dissolving most metals, and a strong oxidizing agent. It is used in the nitration and esterification of organic substances, and in the making of sulphuric acid, nitrates, explosives, plastics, and dyes.



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The plasma conditions were kept constant during analysis of standards, instrument blanks and laser-ablated samples by constantly aspirating a 1% HNO3 solution, which was the matrix for both the standards and the blanks (see Zacherl et al.
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For that reason we did not use HNO3 to decrease the content of pyritic sulphur.
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