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Instruments &amp Source

The document discusses analytical instruments and their light sources. A colourimeter uses a tungsten filament lamp and measures in the UV-visible range. Flame photometry uses an air or LPG flame and hollow cathode lamp. Atomic absorption uses a hollow cathode lamp. Infrared spectroscopy can use Nernst glower elements or hydrogen/deuterium lamps.

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Instruments &amp Source

The document discusses analytical instruments and their light sources. A colourimeter uses a tungsten filament lamp and measures in the UV-visible range. Flame photometry uses an air or LPG flame and hollow cathode lamp. Atomic absorption uses a hollow cathode lamp. Infrared spectroscopy can use Nernst glower elements or hydrogen/deuterium lamps.

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Instrument Colourimeter Flame photometry Atomic Infrared

Source Tungston filament lamp Air LPG flame Hollow cathode lamp Nernst glower , oxides of Zr, Y, Er Hydrogen or deuterium lamp

UV visible

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