the source of radiation used in AAS is which lamp
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The most common line source used for atomic absorption spectroscopy is the HCL. Structurally, this is an air-tight lamp filled with argon or neon and kept at around 1 to 5 torr. The inert gas is ionized as a high voltage potential difference is created between the tungsten anode and use-specific cylindrical cathode.
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Explanation:
The most common line source used for atomic absorption spectroscopy is the HCL.
Structurally, this is an air-tight lamp filled with argon or neon and kept at around 1 to 5 torr.
The inert gas is ionized as a high voltage potential difference is created between the tungsten anode and use-specific cylindrical cathode
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