Why graphite furnace atomic absorption technique generally yield lower detection limits for a specify element compare to the corresponding flame atomic absorption instruments?

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Q: Express the following absorbance in terms of percent transmittance  a) 0.0356 b) 0.895 c) 0.379

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Q: What are the interferences in AAS technique? Give examples and corrective measures

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Q: Compare and contrast the uses of flame atomisation for emission spectroscopy (AES) and absorption…

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Q: A: Find the concentration of a solution, the path length (1.5 cm),the molar absorption coefficient…

A: Path length = 1.5 cmAbsorption coefficient = 0.95 cm3mol-1cm-1Absorbance = 0.8

Q: Briefly describe, with the aid of a labelled diagram, the principle of Infrared Spectroscopy.…

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Q: Unrounded Rounded Calculated Absorbance of År for [HIn] =[In] 0.239966 K, for bromocresol green…

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Q: In the analysis conducted with flame AAS, standard solutions of the X-type are analyzed individually…

A: The value of LOD and LOQ can be determined using respective formulas.

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Q: Explain why graphite furnace atomisers provide enhanced sensitivity over flame atomisers in AAS…

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Spectroanalytical Methods

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.