Two students A, B did the Flame photometric analysis by different atomization methods in which the one with less the background matrix and the entire sample is used by student A. Student A used Oa Hollow cathode lamp. b. Flame. Oc. Graphite furnace. :C. d. Inductive couple plasma.

Two students A, B did the Flame photometric analysis by different atomization methods in which the one with less the background matrix and the entire sample is used by student A. Student A used Oa Hollow cathode lamp. b. Flame. Oc. Graphite furnace. :C. d. Inductive couple plasma.

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Two students A, B did the Flame photometric analysis by different atomization methods in which
the one with less the background matrix and the entire sample is used by student A. Student A
used
O a Hollow cathode lamp.
O b. Flame.
1 c. Graphite furnace.
Od. Inductive couple plasma.

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