In Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy the most common radiation sources are HCLs and EDLs. These sources produce...
In Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy the most common radiation sources are HCLs and EDLs. These sources produce ________ radiation which is characteristic of the element you with to determine?
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In Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy the most common radiation sources are HCLs and EDLs. These sources produce Ultraviolet(mostly) or visible radiation which is characteristic of the element we wish to determine.
HCLs are Hollow Cathode Lamps and EDLs are Electrodeless Discharge Lamps. HCLs are more preferred upon EDLs. However, the radiation by EDLs have higher intensity than HCL's.
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