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Atomic absorption of mercury
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[QUOTE="zendium0, post: 2523649, member: 223357"] Hello! Mercury vapour detection is normally performed at 253.6 nm, which is the lowest emission line in the UVC range. I have to figure out if a similar atomic absorption approach would be valid at a longer wavelength, specifically at 365 nm, which is an other emission line but into the UVA range. I guess 253.6 nm was always used because it is the most abundant radiation emitted by simple discharge in a mercury vapour lamp, but would it also work ar 365 nm from a laser system? Thanks to anybody helping... Federico [/QUOTE]
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