For Na atoms and M ions, compare the ratios of the number of atoms or ions in the 3p excited state to the number in the ground state (N/No) in: (a) a natural gas-air flame (1800 K). (b) a hydrogen-oxygen flame (2950 K). (c) an inductively coupled plasma source (7250 K). (Average wavelength of Na 5893 A and for Mg. 2800 A)

For Na atoms and M ions, compare the ratios of the number of atoms or ions in the 3p excited state to the number in the ground state (N/No) in: (a) a natural gas-air flame (1800 K). (b) a hydrogen-oxygen flame (2950 K). (c) an inductively coupled plasma source (7250 K). (Average wavelength of Na 5893 A and for Mg. 2800 A)

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(b) a hydrogen-oxygen flame (2950 K).
(c) an inductively coupled plasma source (7250 K).
(Average wavelength of Na 5893 A and for Mg. 2800 A)

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