ANS- INTRODUCTION------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The phenomenon of atomic absorption (AA) was first observed in 1802 with the discovery of the Fraunhofer lines in the sun's spectrum. It was not until 1953 that Australian physicist Sir Alan Walsh demonstrated that atomic absorption could be used as a quantitative analtical tool. Atomic absorption analysis involves measuring the absorption of light by vaporized ground state atoms and relating the absorption to concentration. The incident light beam is attenuated by atomic vapor absorption according to Beer's law.
The process of atomic absorption (AA) involves two steps: 1. ********Atomization of the sample 2. **********The absorption of radiation from a light source by the free atom [ ********** The sample, either a liquid or a solid, is atomized in either a flame or a graphite furnace. Upon the absorption of ultraviolet or visible light, the free atoms undergo electronic transitions from the ground state to excited electronic states.]
[[To obtain the best results in AA, the instrumental and chemical parameters of the system must be geared toward the production of neutral ground state atoms of the element of interest. A common method is to introduce a liquid sample into a flame. Upon introduction, the sample solution is dispersed into a fine spray, the spray is then desolvated into salt particles in the flame and the particles are subsequently vaporized into neutral atoms, ionic species and molecular species. All of these conversion processes occur in geometrically definable regions in the flame. It is therefore important to set the instrument parameters such that the light from the source (typically a hollow-cathode lamp) is directed through the region of the flame that contains the maximum number of neutral atoms. The light produced by the hollow-cathode lamp is emitted from excited atoms of the same element which is to be determined. Therefore the radiant energy corresponds directly to the wavelength which is absorbable by the atomized sample. This method provides both sensitivity and selectivity since other elements in the sample will not generally absorb the chosen wavelength and thus, will not interfere with the measurement. To reduce background interference, the wavelength of interest is isolated by a monochromator placed between the sample and the detector]] thank you very much .hope this will help you.good luck
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