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Atomic spectra constants

Author: Alain PETIT

Publication date: June 10, 1997 | Lire en français

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    1. Main techniques using atomic spectra constants

    These are mainly analytical techniques that use the constants of atomic spectra.

    The general schematic diagram of analytical spectrochemistry techniques is shown in figure 1 . It comprises three parts:

    • preparation and atomization of the sample to be analyzed;

    • the physical interaction of radiation (lamp, laser, etc.) with the atoms of the atomized analyte;

    • the detection system.

    1.1 Classical analytical techniques

    Only the techniques most commonly used in analytical chemistry are mentioned here:...

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