Compare and contrast the uses of flame atomisation for emission spectroscopy (AES) and absorption spectroscopy (AAS). Include in your answer, a description of the technique, problems associated with the technique and include relevant examples for each.

Compare and contrast the uses of flame atomisation for emission spectroscopy (AES) and absorption spectroscopy (AAS). Include in your answer, a description of the technique, problems associated with the technique and include relevant examples for each.

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Chapter12: Atoms And Molecules

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Problem 12.19E

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