'Flame temperatures' presentation slideshows

Atomic Absorption

Atomic Absorption. Where g = degeneracy. Lines are broadened by two effects:. Doppler Collisional Operating conditions for lamp are chosen so that the Doppler broadening in the lamp (low P, few collisions) is less than the Doppler and collisional broadening in the flame or furnace.

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Development of the Next Generation Fire Test Burner for Powerplant Fire Testing Applications

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Development of the Next Generation Fire Test Burner for Powerplant Fire Testing Applications

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Beers Law for a Single Component Sample

Beers Law for a Single Component Sample. b. I 0. I. A = Absorbance = - log 10. I / I 0. I 0 = Incident beam intensity I = Transmitted beam intensity. b = Optical path length c = Solution Concentration (M/L) ? = Molar Absorptivity (L/M cm). Atomic Absorption Spectrometry.

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