Which one of the following atomic spectroscopy methods gives the smallest detection limit forsodium?Flame AbsorptionElectrothermal AbsorptionFlame EmissionICP torch Emission What kinds of spectroscopy instruments currently use photodiode arrays for the most rapidacquisition of a spectrum?O NMR and MSMS and UV-VISO IR and NMRUV-VisIR and AA

B) Electrothermal Absorption Out of the four atomic spectroscopy methods listed, Electrothermal…

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Which one of the following atomic spectroscopy methods gives the smallest detection limit for sodium? Flame Absorption O Electrothermal Absorption O Flame Emission O ICP torch Emission

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Spectroanalytical methods measure the wavelength and intensity of radiations that are either emitted or absorbed by a molecular or atomic species. These methods are useful for evaluating the electronic or atomic arrangement of the molecules of a given analyte.

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Which one of the following atomic spectroscopy methods gives the smallest detection limit for
sodium?
Flame Absorption
Electrothermal Absorption
Flame Emission
ICP torch Emission

What kinds of spectroscopy instruments currently use photodiode arrays for the most rapid
acquisition of a spectrum?
O NMR and MS
MS and UV-VIS
O IR and NMR
UV-Vis
IR and AA

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