5. Interference
5.1 Interference description
Like all analytical techniques, ICP-OES is not immune to a certain amount of interference, which is one of the limits to its performance.
Two types of interference can be identified:
non-spectral interference due to matrix effects, which cause the signal to decrease or increase to varying degrees;
spectral interference, which means that the signal of the analyzed line is more or less overlapped by the signal of another line, or by the presence of a spectral background.
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