Principles of Instrumental Analysis
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Chapter 13, Problem 13.18QAP
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The reason for using the iodine inside the tungsten lamp should be determined.
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The tungsten lamp is same as the other halogen lamp and these lamps have a life time double of that of the ordinary bulbs. The increased life time of the tungsten lamp is due to the presence of the iodine inside the lamp.
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