Abstract: Provided are an electromagnetic heating device, a noise suppression method, a heating control system, and a storage medium, which relate to the field of electromagnetic heating technologies. The noise suppression method includes: in response to determining that any two adjacent heating modules of the electromagnetic heating device operate successively, obtaining a start operating frequency of the last-started heating module of the two adjacent heating modules; and adjusting an operating frequency of the first-started heating module of the two adjacent heating modules based on the start operating frequency of the last-started heating module, to allow the two adjacent heating modules to operate synchronously at a same operating frequency when the last-started heating module starts operating.

Abstract: A photochemical vapor generator is disclosed having a reaction chamber with a liquid sample inlet, a carrier gas inlet and a carrier gas outlet. A liquid sample support surface for supporting a film of a liquid sample is in the reaction chamber. A source of ultraviolet radiation is positioned in radiative contact with the liquid sample support surface. Also described is a process for detecting and/or quantifying an analyte by providing a liquid film of a sample containing an organic acid or a salt thereof and a precursor compound of the analyte, exposing the liquid film to ultraviolet radiation to generate a volatile species of the analyte, separating the volatile species from the liquid film to form a vapor containing the volatile species, and directing the vapor to a detector to detect and/or quantify the analyte in the vapor.

Abstract: A photochemical vapour generator is disclosed having a reaction chamber with a liquid sample inlet, a carrier gas inlet and a carrier gas outlet. A liquid sample support surface for supporting a film of a liquid sample is in the reaction chamber. A source of ultraviolet radiation is positioned in radiative contact with the liquid sample support surface. Also described is a process for detecting and/or quantifying an analyte by providing a liquid film of a sample containing an organic acid or a salt thereof and a precursor compound of the analyte, exposing the liquid film to ultraviolet radiation to generate a volatile species of the analyte, separating the volatile species from the liquid film to form a vapour containing the volatile species, and directing the vapour to a detector to detect and/or quantify the analyte in the vapour.