**Matching Steps in Atomic Spectroscopy**In atomic spectroscopy, different processes occur depending on the type of spectroscopy being used. Match each step with the type of atomic spectroscopy it is associated with. Each answer may be used once, multiple times, or not at all.1. **A photon is absorbed by the atom.** - Options: - AES and AFS 2. **A photon is emitted from the atom.** - Options: - AES only 3. **The atom is excited by light.** - Options: - AFS only 4. **The atom is excited by thermal energy.** - Options: - AAS and AFS 5. **A greater number of detected photons indicates a greater amount of the analyte present.** - Options: - AES and AFS 6. **A lower number of detected photons indicates a greater amount of analyte present.** - Options: - AAS only 7. **The analyte atom is in the gas phase.** - Options: - AAS, AES, and AFS 8. **The light absorbed and/or emitted is in the visible or UV range.** - Options: - AAS, AES, and AFSLegend:- **AAS**: Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy- **AES**: Atomic Emission Spectroscopy- **AFS**: Atomic Fluorescence Spectroscopy

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Match each step with the atomic spectroscopy that it occurs in. Each answer may be used once, more than once, or not at all. A photon is absorbed by the atom. A. AES and AFS A photon is emitted from the atom. The atom is excited by light. The atom is excited by thermal energy. An greater number of detected photons indicates a greater amount of the analyte present. B. AES only C. AFS only D. AAS and AFS E. AAS and AES F. AAS, AES and AFS A lower number of detected photons indicates a greater amount G.AAS only of analyte present. The analyte atom is in the gas phase. The light absorbed and/or emitted is in the visible or UV range.

Match each step with the atomic spectroscopy that it occurs in. Each answer may be used once, more than once, or not at all. A photon is absorbed by the atom. A. AES and AFS A photon is emitted from the atom. The atom is excited by light. The atom is excited by thermal energy. An greater number of detected photons indicates a greater amount of the analyte present. B. AES only C. AFS only D. AAS and AFS E. AAS and AES F. AAS, AES and AFS A lower number of detected photons indicates a greater amount G.AAS only of analyte present. The analyte atom is in the gas phase. The light absorbed and/or emitted is in the visible or UV range.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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