Atomic spectroscopy is a type of spectroscopic technique that is used for both quantitativeand qualitative analysis of an element present in a sample. The atomic absorption lines arevery narrow and the line emitted by the radiation source must be the same as the element to beanalyzed.(i)(ii)Name two types of line sources that are commonly used in atomic absorptionspectroscopy.Suggest two elements that can be determined by each type of the line sources asmentioned in part (a)(i) above.

In atomic absorption spectroscopy, the concentration or the amount of elements are measured. In this…

Name two types of line sources that are commonly used in atomic absorption spectroscopy. Suggest two elements that can be determined by each type of the line sources as mentioned in part (a)(i) above.

Name two types of line sources that are commonly used in atomic absorption spectroscopy. Suggest two elements that can be determined by each type of the line sources as mentioned in part (a)(i) above.

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Atomic spectroscopy is a type of spectroscopic technique that is used for both quantitative
and qualitative analysis of an element present in a sample. The atomic absorption lines are
very narrow and the line emitted by the radiation source must be the same as the element to be
analyzed.
(i)
(ii)
Name two types of line sources that are commonly used in atomic absorption
spectroscopy.
Suggest two elements that can be determined by each type of the line sources as
mentioned in part (a)(i) above.

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