A Sample Atomization Techniques

Prior to discussing AAS in detail, wc first present an o erview of the types of atomizers used in both AAS and AFS- 

The two most common methods of sample atomization encountered in AAS and AFS. flame atomization and electrothermal atomization, arc first described. Wc then turn to three specialized atomization procedures used in bt lh types of spectrometry. 

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Fuel Oxidant Temperature, X Maximum Burning Velocily, ems  

The interzonal area, which is rclalivelv narrow in stoichiometric hydrocarbon flames, may reach several centinioters in height in fuel rich acelvleiic o.xvgen or 

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