3.Explain the main differences between flame atomic absorptionspectrophotometry and UV-VIS molecular absorptionspectrophotometry in terms of:(a)(b)energy levels and transitions;main instrumental features.

Flame atomic absorption spectrophotometry and UV-VIS molecular absorption spectrophotometry are two…

Explain the main differences between flame atomic absorption and UV-VIS molecular absorption in terms of: spectrophotometry spectrophotometry (a) (b) energy levels and transitions; main instrumental features.

Explain the main differences between flame atomic absorption and UV-VIS molecular absorption in terms of: spectrophotometry spectrophotometry (a) (b) energy levels and transitions; main instrumental features.

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Chapter17: Applications Of Infrared Spectrometry

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Explain the main differences between flame atomic absorption
spectrophotometry and UV-VIS molecular absorption
spectrophotometry in terms of:
(a)
(b)
energy levels and transitions;
main instrumental features.

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