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Explain chemical interferences in flame
Explain chemical interferences in flame photometry. How are they overcome?
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What are the characteristic flame color for sodium, potassium, barium, copper, strontium, and calcium? Explain why?
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Farah
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Regarding Flame Tests,
why do you have to subject the sample to a flame? Which part of the Bunsen Burner is hottest? Why is it
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Chu
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Regarding Flame Tests,
why do you have to subject the sample to a flame? Which part of the Bunsen Burner is hottest? Why is it
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Chu
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Explain why the appearance of the wood flame is yellow whereas the gas flame most often appears blue.
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Diana
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Explain how the phrase, a flame inside me, is used in the sentence below. In addition, a flame inside me rekindled my desire to
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Explain how the phrase, a flame inside me, is used in the sentence below.
In addition, a flame inside me rekindled my desire to
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TheOGBlurryface
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If a flame on the candle burns red , how does energy of that flame compare to that of the Bunsen burner flame ? and why ?
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Maria
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Hii! I have a question: So the flame photometer uses a natural gas flame (1800 oC), what if it uses acetylene - nitrous oxide
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Anonymous
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(a)explain why the colour for ions in the flame tests differ (b)Why do the chemicals have to be heated in the flame first before
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kabelo
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