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D Molecular absorption produced in flames
Background interference in atomic absorption spectrophotometry mainly appears in the form of (D).
Background interference in atomic absorption spectrophotometry mainly appears in the form of (B). A Spectral lines emitted by the element under test in the flame B Spectral lines emitted by interfering elements in the flame C Non-resonant lines generated by the light source D Molecular absorption produced in the flame
Background interference in atomic absorption spectrophotometry mainly manifests in the form of (molecular absorption generated in the D flame).
D Molecular absorption produced in flames
D. Molecular absorption produced in the flame
Background interference in atomic absorption spectrophotometry mainly appears in the form of (D). A Spectral lines emitted by the element under test in the flame B Spectral lines emitted by interfering elements in the flame C Non-resonant lines generated by the light source D Molecular absorption produced in the flame
Background interference in atomic absorption spectrophotometry mainly appears in the form of (D). A Spectral lines emitted by the element under test in the flame B Spectral lines emitted by interfering elements in the flame C Non-resonant lines generated by the light source D Molecular absorption produced in the flame
The correct answer to this question should be D.