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    Atomic absorption spectroscopy is a powerful analytical technique for quantitatively determining trace metals in samples. It provides total metal content independent of the metal's form in liquid. This method can determine 60-70 elements and is commonly used for common heavy metals. It is very sensitive and can detect metals in very low concentrations (lower than 1 ppm). The method is limited in that only one element can be determined at a time. The amount of light absorbed is proportional to the number of atoms in the light's path.

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    Atomic absorption spectroscopy is a powerful analytical technique for quantitatively determining trace metals in samples. It provides total metal content independent of the metal's form in liquid. This method can determine 60-70 elements and is commonly used for common heavy metals. It is very sensitive and can detect metals in very low concentrations (lower than 1 ppm). The method is limited in that only one element can be determined at a time. The amount of light absorbed is proportional to the number of atoms in the light's path.

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    Atomic absorption spectroscopy is a powerful analytical technique for quantitatively determining trace metals in samples. It provides total metal content independent of the metal's form in liquid. This method can determine 60-70 elements and is commonly used for common heavy metals. It is very sensitive and can detect metals in very low concentrations (lower than 1 ppm). The method is limited in that only one element can be determined at a time. The amount of light absorbed is proportional to the number of atoms in the light's path.

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    Atomic absorption spectroscopy is a powerful analytical technique for quantitatively determining trace metals in samples. It provides total metal content independent of the metal's form in liquid. This method can determine 60-70 elements and is commonly used for common heavy metals. It is very sensitive and can detect metals in very low concentrations (lower than 1 ppm). The method is limited in that only one element can be determined at a time. The amount of light absorbed is proportional to the number of atoms in the light's path.

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