During the Flame photometric analysis process in flame, the function of outer cone O a. oxidation may take place and atoms and ions are dispersed into the atmosphere. b. solid particles are carried by the air-fuel velocity and excitation take place. O c. Evaporates solvent leaving the fine solid particles behind. d. solid particles are carried by the air-fuel velocity and atomization, take place.

During the Flame photometric analysis process in flame, the function of outer cone O a. oxidation may take place and atoms and ions are dispersed into the atmosphere. b. solid particles are carried by the air-fuel velocity and excitation take place. O c. Evaporates solvent leaving the fine solid particles behind. d. solid particles are carried by the air-fuel velocity and atomization, take place.

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During the Flame photometric analysis process in flame, the function of outer cone
O a. oxidation may take place and atoms and ions are dispersed into the atmosphere.
O b. solid particles are carried by the air-fuel velocity and excitation take place.
O c. Evaporates solvent leaving the fine solid particles behind.
O d. solid particles are carried by the air-fuel velocity and atomization, take place.

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