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Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) has been around for about six decades. Although in the early years it was more of a curiosity than an analytical method due to some technical complications, but since the 1990s it has evolved and spread slowly but steadily and by today it has become the established versatile and powerful analytical method known by many spectroscopists. Naturally, over the course of so many years, a lot of effort have been made, not unsuccessfully, to improve the analytical performance of LIBS. This chapter is dedicated to this progress as it attempts to briefly account for the main efforts and current state of the art of LIBS analytical performance.

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