Chemistry, asked by sarturner22, 1 year ago

why is Pb so sensitive in atomic absorption

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Answered by Naeemhamid

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. Introduction. The sensitivity of furnace atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) is still insufficient for the determination of trace elements such as toxic heavy metals at natural background levels.

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