What are advantages to using a furnace instead of a flame in atomic absorption? O higher sensitivity because the atomized sample is in the optical path longer memory effects from the previous run are not present in even the most basic version the sample is atomized in only one heating step O a smaller sample amount is required less operator skill is required to determine the proper experimental conditions

What are advantages to using a furnace instead of a flame in atomic absorption? O higher sensitivity because the atomized sample is in the optical path longer memory effects from the previous run are not present in even the most basic version the sample is atomized in only one heating step O a smaller sample amount is required less operator skill is required to determine the proper experimental conditions

Appl Of Ms Excel In Analytical Chemistry

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ISBN:9781285686691

Author:Crouch

Publisher:Crouch

Chapter3: Statistical Tests With Excel

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