The following are the reasons why instrumental analysis methods are used, except for: a. Narrow concentration ranges may be detected. b. Extreme low sensitivity, with molecule and noise signal detection. c. Separate equipment or facilities for control, data handling, and optimization procedures. d. All of the above

The following are the reasons why instrumental analysis methods are used, except for: a. Narrow concentration ranges may be detected. b. Extreme low sensitivity, with molecule and noise signal detection. c. Separate equipment or facilities for control, data handling, and optimization procedures. d. All of the above

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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ISBN:9781285640686

Author:Skoog

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Chapter28: Atomic Spectroscopy

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Problem 28.2QAP

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