Suitable analysis wavelengths for caesium (Cs) and zinc (Zn) are 852nm and 214nm respectively. Calculate the ratios N1/No at a temperature of 3000K and decide for each element whether AAS or AES would be more suitable. (g1/go= 2 for Cs and Na, and 3 for Ca and Zn) hcNA =0.1196 J m mol-1 Calculate E for each E=hcNa/2. N1/No = g1/go exp (-AE/RT)

Suitable analysis wavelengths for caesium (Cs) and zinc (Zn) are 852nm and 214nm respectively. Calculate the ratios N1/No at a temperature of 3000K and decide for each element whether AAS or AES would be more suitable. (g1/go= 2 for Cs and Na, and 3 for Ca and Zn) hcNA =0.1196 J m mol-1 Calculate E for each E=hcNa/2. N1/No = g1/go exp (-AE/RT)

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter5: Electron Configurations And The Periodic Table

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