1. For AAS analyses, the following are atomization techniques except- A. Hydride atomization B. Chemical discharge atomization C. Glow discharge D. Electrothermal atomization E. All of the choices are false F. None of the choices give 2. An X-ray photon of wavelength 2.70 Angstrom has an energy in electron volts of – A. 4.59 x 10^3 B. 7.36 x 10^(-16) C. 7.357 x 10^(-16) D. 4.60 x 10^3 3. The percent transmittance of a solution that gives an absorbance of 0.786 is- A. 0.1045 B. 16.4 C. 6.11 D. 78.6

1. For AAS analyses, the following are atomization techniques except- A. Hydride atomization B. Chemical discharge atomization C. Glow discharge D. Electrothermal atomization E. All of the choices are false F. None of the choices give 2. An X-ray photon of wavelength 2.70 Angstrom has an energy in electron volts of – A. 4.59 x 10^3 B. 7.36 x 10^(-16) C. 7.357 x 10^(-16) D. 4.60 x 10^3 3. The percent transmittance of a solution that gives an absorbance of 0.786 is- A. 0.1045 B. 16.4 C. 6.11 D. 78.6

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