第1楼2005/04/04
1.A hollow cathode lamp produces light emission that is characteristic of the atomic species in the lamp. Atomic absorption and emission linewidths are inherently narrow.
2.Atomic absorption spectroscopy requires gas-phase atoms in their ground state. Excitation and ionization of the analyte does occur in high-temperature flames, and reduces the amount of absorption from the analyte atoms.
3.Since molecules have broad absorption bands, they can interfere by absorbing at the wavelength of the element being analyzed.
4.Since the sample is loaded directly into the furnace, none is lost in nebulizing as in a flame AA.