Re: flame aas method for glukoz and non-glukoz dialysşs solution
Updated: 2010-09-07 07:58:16
You cannot measure glucose in a direct way with AAS. You need an atom which you can excitate in the flame. Carbon and oxygen do not belong to these atoms. Besides this you use usually acetylene, air and/or nitrous oxide to feed the flame...

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