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- Explain wht the 500cm-1 to 1500cm-1 region of IR spectra is not usually used?i) Find the differences between the AES and XPS in terms of principle and information obtained from the spectra. ii) Why AFM is mostly utilized microscopic method for the determination of the thickness of the film?Answer these two questions about flame atomic absorption spectroscopy analytic (FAAS) Different qualitative or quantitative applications of analytical technique? Advantages and Disadvantage (limitations): type of elements (analyte), sensitivity, detection limits, interferences, and other,s etc
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