Which risk increases when a pulsed laser's coherence length exceeds sample thickness during LIBS?

💡 Explanation

Enhanced matrix effects develop because increased coherence length during laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy causes amplified interference, therefore altering ablation characteristics in varying elemental neighborhood configurations during analysis. Results are more sensitive to matrix composition rather than pure elemental emission.

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