Use the Flame Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (FAAS) section of the Lab 2 Manual to respond to this question. To receive

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Use the Flame Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (FAAS) section of the Lab 2 Manual to respond to this question. To receive credit for this question, select ALL the responses that are correct and do not select those that are incorrect. The "HCL" in a flame atomic absorption spectrometer is an abbreviation for "hydrochloric acid". Acetylene is used as the fuel in FAAS. AAS is used to quantitate trace amounts of metallic elements. Each lamp present within a flame atomic absorption spectrometer provides a source of a very wide variety of wavelengths. The flame atomic absorption spectrometer uses a flame to de-solvate the metal, leaving a finely-divided solid aerosol.
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