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When Na is analyzed by flame atomic emission spectroscopy, what form Na in the flame is being measured? a. Na+(g) b. NaCl(g) c. Na-(g) d. Na(g)

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter28: Atomic Spectroscopy

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When Na is analyzed by flame
atomic emission spectroscopy,
what form Na in the flame is
being measured?
a. Na+(g)
b. NaCl(g)
c. Na-(g)
d. Na(g)

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