Trace metals analysis by Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy requires the introduction of the sample into the system as a homogeneous liquid. It is necessary to digest…
Trace metals are routinely analysed in ppm and ppb or even sub- ppb levels using conventional flame and graphite furnace Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy techniques. The…
Trace metals are routinely analysed in ppm and ppb or even sub- ppb levels using conventional flame and graphite furnace Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy techniques. The…
Water is a universal solvent and is used in a majority of atomic absorption spectroscopic applications. Benefits of using water as solvent: Non-Toxic so no…
Light sources of spectrometers generally emit a broad spectrum of wavelength bands which require to be separated into individual wavelength lines for use by the…
Most of you would have observed the changes in colour of the Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy flame on aspiration of sample into it and wondered as to…
