When analyzing an unknown sample for iron (Fe), I suspect a large percentage of the iron atoms are being ionized to Fe2+ in the flame. Suggest two ways I could shift the flame equilibrium to increase the concentration of iron atoms (Fe0 not FeO) in the flame

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Chapter13: Fundamental Equilibrium Concepts

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When analyzing an unknown sample for iron (Fe), I suspect a large percentage of the iron atoms are being ionized to Fe²⁺ in the flame. Suggest two ways I could shift the flame equilibrium to increase the concentration of iron atoms (Fe⁰ not FeO) in the flame

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