**Transcription for Educational Website:**---**Task 9:**Sketch a diagram of an atomic absorption spectrometer. Label the nebulizer, light source (be specific), monochromator, and detector. Describe the purpose of each portion of the instrument.**Diagram Description:**- **Nebulizer:** Converts the liquid sample into an aerosol, facilitating the introduction of the sample into the flame or graphite furnace. - **Light Source:** Typically a hollow cathode lamp specific to the element being measured. It emits the precise wavelength of light required for the analysis. - **Monochromator:** Isolates the specific wavelength of light absorbed by the sample, ensuring that only light of interest reaches the detector. - **Detector:** Measures the intensity of light passing through the sample. The reduction in light intensity is used to determine the concentration of the element.--- The diagram itself is not provided but would typically depict a flow of components starting from the nebulizer through to the detector, illustrating their connections and functions within the spectrometer.

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9) Sketch a diagram of an atomic absorption spectrometer. Label the nebulizer, light source (be specific), monochromator, and detector. Describe the purpose of each portion of the instrument.

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