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Fig 1.

The experimental materials and instruments.

(a) The photo of tellurium copper pellet, gold-plated red copper pin, gold-plated brass pin, and brass pin with gold-plating layer removed. The samples had been ablated by LIBS. (b) The schematic diagram of LIBS system.

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Table 1.

The mass fraction of elements in three kinds of materials.

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Table 2.

The spectral lines of Te and Zn extracted from the LIBS spectra acquired by monochromator and echelle grating spectrometer.

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Fig 2.

The Te lines for LIBS parameter optimization.

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Fig 3.

The SBR and RSD of Te lines under (a) laser pulse energy ranging from 50 to 90 mJ, and (b) delay time ranging from 1.0 to 3.0 μs.

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Fig 4.

The mean LIBS spectra of Tellurium Copper, Brass and Red Copper acquired by (a) monochromator, and (b) echelle grating spectrometer.

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Fig 5.

The PCA scatter plots of LIBS spectra acquired by (a) monochromator, and (b) echelle grating spectrometer.

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Table 3.

The results of machine learning models based on extracted features for discrimination of three kinds of materials.

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Fig 6.

The feature bands extracted by CARS, SPA algorithm and Te & Zn lines extracted based on NIST database from spectra acquired by (a) monochromator, and (b) echelle grating spectrometer.

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Table 4.

The results of machine learning models based on full-spectra for discrimination of three kinds of materials.

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