Explain the following statements:(i)A high-temperature nitrous oxide-acetylene flame is sometimes required in a flame-AAS.(ii)A high-concentration of potassium salt is sometimes added to the standards andsamples in a flame atomic absorption spectroscopy.

(i) (ii) A high-temperature nitrous oxide-acetylene flame is sometimes required in a flame- AAS. A high-concentration of potassium salt is sometimes added to the standards and samples in a flame atomic absorption spectroscopy.

(i) (ii) A high-temperature nitrous oxide-acetylene flame is sometimes required in a flame- AAS. A high-concentration of potassium salt is sometimes added to the standards and samples in a flame atomic absorption spectroscopy.

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Chapter16: Introduction To Magnetic Spectroscopy

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Explain the following statements:
(i)
A high-temperature nitrous oxide-acetylene flame is sometimes required in a flame-
AAS.
(ii)
A high-concentration of potassium salt is sometimes added to the standards and
samples in a flame atomic absorption spectroscopy.

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