NOC:Trace and Ultra-trace Analysis of Metals using Atomic Absorption Spectrometry

Lecture 1 - Course Introduction

Lecture 2 - Atomic structure - I

Lecture 3 - Atomic structure - II

Lecture 4 - Electronic arrangement in the Elements - I

Lecture 5 - Electronic arrangement in the Elements - II

Lecture 6 - Interaction of EM radiation with matter - I

Lecture 7 - Interaction of EM radiation with matter - II

Lecture 8 - Interaction of EM radiation with matter - III

Lecture 9 - Interaction of EM radiation with matter - IV

Lecture 10 - Theoretical basis of AAS - I

Lecture 11 - Theoretical basis of AAS - II

Lecture 12 - Theoretical basis of AAS - III

Lecture 13 - Theoretical basis of AAS - IV

Lecture 14 - Instrumentation in AAS - I

Lecture 15 - Instrumentation in AAS - I (Continued...) Radiation Sources

Lecture 16 - Instrumentation in AAS Radiation Sources: Sample introduction

Lecture 17 - Instrumentation in AAS - III : Burners

Lecture 18 - Instrumentation in AAS - IV : Flame Processes

Lecture 19 - Instrumentation in AAS - V : Atomization Processes

Lecture 20 - Instrumentation in AAS - VI : Optics

Lecture 21 - Instrumentation in AAS - VII : Optics and Detectors

Lecture 22 - Interferences in AAS

Lecture 23 - Background correction on flame AAS - I

Lecture 24 - Interferences in AAS - II

Lecture 25 - Interferences in AAS - III

Lecture 26 - Hydride Generation AAS - I

Lecture 27 - Hydride Generation AAS and Cold Vapour Hg AAS

Lecture 28 - Cold vapor Hg AAS Flame Emission

Lecture 29 - Mercury cold vapour technique, FAES and Electrothermal AAS

Lecture 30 - Electrothermal AAS - II

Lecture 31 - GF AAS Interferences - I

Lecture 32 - GF AAS Interferences - II

Lecture 33 - Interference in ETAAS GF AAS : Individual elements

Lecture 34 - Individual Elements AAS

Lecture 35 - Methods, Nomenclature and techniques : Individual Elements

Lecture 36 - Technology and Applications - I

Lecture 37 - Technology and Applications - II

Lecture 38 - Conclusions