Learn · Trace and Ultra-Trace Analysis of Metals using Atomic Absorption Spectrometry
Lecture 5 of 38WEEK 1 Introduction to pollution control monitoring and Introduction to atomic structure
Electronic arrangements in elements II
Prof. J.R. Mudakavi · IISc Bangalore
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- Course Introduction
- Atomic structure-I
- Atomic structure II
- Electronic arrangement in the Elements
- Electronic arrangements in elements II
- Interaction of EM radiation with matter I
- Interaction of EM radiation with matter II
- Interaction of EM radiation with matter III
- Interaction of EM radiation with matter IV
- Theoretical basis of AAS I
- Theoretical basis of AAS II
- Theoretical basis of AAS III
- Theoretical basis of AAS IV
- Instrumentation in AAS I
- Instrumentation in AAS I (Contd) Radiation Sources
- Instrumentation in AAS Radiation Sources: Sample introduction
- Instrumentation in AAS III : Burners
- Instrumentation in AAS IV :Flame Processes
- Instrumentation in AAS V :Atomization Processes
- Instrumentation in AAS VI : Optics
- Instrumentation in AAS VII : Optics and Detectors
- Interferences in AAS
- Background correction on flame AAS I
- Interferences in AAS II
- Interferencesin AAS III
- Hydride Generation AAS I
- Hydride Generation AAS and Cold Vapour Hg AAS
- Cold vapor Hg AAS Flame Emission
- Mercury cold vapour technique, FAES and Electrothermal AAS
- Electrothermal AAS II
- GF AAS Interferences I
- GF AAS Interferences II
- Interference in ETAAS GF AAS : Individual elements
- Individual Elements AAS
- Methods, Nomenclature and techniques : Individual Elements
- Technology and Applications
- Technology and Applications (II)
- Conclusions