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Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy is used for determining the composition of inorganic elements in a sample. AAS works on the principles of atomizing a sample and quantitatively determining the concentration of atoms in the gas phase by measuring the intensity of light absorbed by them when they are irradiated with electromagnetic radiation. A key aspect of AAS is the method used to atomize the sample, which also affects the sensitivity of the technique. Methods include flame, graphite furnace, electro-thermal, plasma furnace, and vapour-hydride atomization.
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