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Huang Benli, male, Han nationality, is a native of Hong Kong. He was born in 1925 and studied at Guangzhou Lingnan University from 1945 to 1949.

Huang Benli has been engaged in the analytical research of the atomic spectroscopy for over 45 years. He proposed a new lamp-house with double electric arcs in 1957, which has been cited in books and dissertations both domestically and abroad. He set up the 1st atomic absorption spectroscopy device in China during the early 1960s and published the 1st atomic absorption dissertation. He won the 2nd-class Major Science and Technology Achievements Award of Chinese Academy of Science in 1985 for the "Sensitometric Automation of the Spectroscopy Sensitive Plate" and participated in the spectroscopic analysis and research of ICP since 1975.

Huang has won many awards: 2 2nd-class Major Science and Technology Achievements Awards of Chinese Academy of Science, a 2nd-class and 2 3rd-class Science and Technology Achievements Awards of the State Science Committee and the Chinese Academy of Science, and a 2nd-class Major Science and Technology Achievements Award of Jilin Province. He also acquired the patent rights for the new pulverization-hydride generation device he invented.

He received the 3rd-class Natural Science Award of Changchun Branch of Chinese Academy of Science in 1993 for the "ICP Sampling Method and the Research of its Process", of which he was in charge and the 3rd-class Science and Technology Achievements Award of the State Education Commission in 1995 for his research of the "Technology and New Methods of Fluid Injection Applied in Atomic Spectroscopy Analysis" and he received the 1st-class individual award of the 7th "Nan Qiang Award" of Xiamen University in 1991.

Huang has published over 200 dissertations and compiled several books, such as "Analysis of Emissive Spectroscopy", "Spectroscopic Graphs of Mixed Lanthanide," and "Translation Collections of the Atomic Absorption and Atomic fluorescence Analysis."

Huang is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

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