Atomic Spectroscopy

  • Sahin D
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Abstract

Atomic spectroscopy includes a number of analytical techniques used to determine the elemental composition of a sample (it can be gas, liquid, or solid) by observing its electromagnetic spectrum or its mass spectrum. Element concentrations of a millionth (ppm) or one billionth part (ppb) of the sample can be detected. There are different variations of atomic spectroscopy, emission, absorption, fluorescence, and mass spectroscopy. Determination of an appropriate technique requires a basic understanding of each technique since each has its individual strengths and limitations. This chapter is designed to provide a basic overview to the atomic spectroscopy techniques and how can you select the one that best suits our analytical problems.

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Sahin, D. (2020). Atomic Spectroscopy. In Modern Spectroscopic Techniques and Applications. IntechOpen. https://doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.89269

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