The following questions are related to the three important types of atomic spectrometers: (i) Contrast and compare atomic emission based spectroscopy toward an atomic absorption based spectroscopy. (ii) Explain why a high-temperature nitrous oxide-acetylene flame is sometimes required in a flame-AAS.

The following questions are related to the three important types of atomic spectrometers: (i) Contrast and compare atomic emission based spectroscopy toward an atomic absorption based spectroscopy. (ii) Explain why a high-temperature nitrous oxide-acetylene flame is sometimes required in a flame-AAS.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter18: Raman Spectroscopy

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