A. OxidantB. Electrode discharge lampC. DetectorD. Discrete atomizerE. Nebulizer atomizerF. MonochromatorG. Continuous atomizerH. Fuel source1. Aspirator tube Provide analytical light line for the element of interest.Provide constant and intense beam.one or two orders of magnitude more intense thanhollowcathodesconstructed from a sealed quartz tube containing an inert gas oflow pressure, and a small quantity of the metal

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A. Oxidant B. Electrode discharge lamp C. Detector D. Discrete atomizer E. Nebulizer atomizer F. Monochromator G. Continuous atomizer H. Fuel source 1. Aspirator tube

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