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1 Powerpoint Templates Page 1 Powerpoint Templates Atomic Spectroscopy: (part B) Emission, Absorption & Fluorescence

2 Powerpoint Templates Page 2 Spectral Line Broadening  Pressure Broadening α L =Full Width at Half Maximum (Lorentzian shape - red)

3 Powerpoint Templates Page 3  Doppler Broadening (Gaussian shape - blue)

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5 Powerpoint Templates Page 5  Natural Broadening (Lorentzian shape )

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13 Powerpoint Templates Page 13 ElementSymbolGasPrice AluminumAlNe129.00 AntimonySbNe129.00 ArsenicAsNe155.00 BariumBaNe129.00 BerylliumBeNe178.00 BismuthBiNe129.00 BoronBNe138.00 CadmiumCdNe138.00 CalciumCaNe123.00 CeriumCeNe162.00 CesiumCsNe189.00 ChromiumCrNe129.00 CobaltCoNe138.00 CopperCuNe123.00 DysprosiumDyNe166.00 ErbiumErNe166.00 EuropiumEuNe138.00 GadoliniumGdNe133.00 GalliumGaNe138.00 GermaniumGeNe138.00 GoldAuAr178.00 HafniumHfNe181.00 HolmiumHoNe165.00 IndiumInNe129.00 IronFeNe129.00 IridiumIrNe188.00 LanthanumLaNe138.00 LeadPbNe129.00 LithiumLiAr129.00 LutetiumLuNe178.00 MagnesiumMgNe123.00 ManganeseMnNe129.00 MercuryHgNe138.00 MolybdenumMoNe129.00 ElementSymbolGasPrice NeodymiumNdNe159.00 NickelNiNe123.00 NiobiumNbNe138.00 OsmiumOsNe212.00 PalladiumPdNe138.00 PhosphorusPNe229.00 PlatinumPtNe229.00 PotassiumKNe129.00 PraseodymiumPrNe138.00 RheniumReNe178.00 RhodiumRhNe328.00 RubidiumRbNe189.00 RutheniumRuNe231.00 SamariumSmNe129.00 ScandiumScNe198.00 SeleniumSeNe189.00 SiliconSiNe138.00 SilverAgNe138.00 SodiumNaNe129.00 StrontiumSrNe178.00 TantalumTaNe138.00 TelluriumTeNe178.00 TerbiumTbNe178.00 ThalliumTlNe289.00 ThuliumTmNe178.00 TinSnNe129.00 TitaniumTiNe129.00 TungstenWNe129.00 VanadiumVNe138.00 YtterbiumYbNe178.00 YttriumYNe178.00 ZincZnNe123.00 ZirconiumZrNe138.00

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