Theoreticly, the width of the spectral line in AAS (atomic absorbtion spectroscopy) is 10^-5, but in fact there happens an extention of it and it becomes 0.002-0.005. There are some factors which lead to this extention. Most common types of extentions are :
Doppler extention
Pressure extention...
They are very or rather too lenient on their HW policy.. have you seen their questions ? :D even i posted(my first) couple of questions which were HW , and these type off questions would be closed in other sites within a blink
@MARamezani BTW what manish says is meaning of jhaat and I said jhandu , he also spells pubic as public . anyways this would be probably my last msg on this site.
@ManishEarth ping ( see above when you have time )
@ADG I mistakenly thought @Manish meant public, while he meant pubic. Anyways, I hope two years later you'll learn to be not so "revengic" and things settle down well till that time and beyond.
Is a question asking if anyone knows where to find manuals for an obsolete instrument off topic?
The company that made the instrument was sold to Thermo Fisher Scientific, but Thermo Fisher does not have the manuals. I don't know where else to go.
I've heard that, even though according to Molecular Orbital Theory there is no chance of having nobel gases bonded to each other, it is not totally impossible. For example, under extreme conditions, Ar2 can be synthesised.
So I am wondering whether a carbon can make 5 bonds if the required condi...
I should confess my sins, sometimes I get headstrong too. In one of my early posts related to cyclopropane absorbing bromine, I was new to the group and did not respond as politely as I should have.
The following illustrates the dramatic impact of a situation described earlier in
Don't throw away all votes when a user is deleted.
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I once went to a high school lecture and the teacher was so engrossed in the lecture that he fell off the edge of the platform. The students started laughing. He picked himself up. Dusted himself off and said, "I see no reason for laughter, as I recall this is the first time I've descended to the level of my students."
Is a question asking if anyone knows where to find manuals for an obsolete instrument off topic?
The company that made the instrument was sold to Thermo Fisher Scientific, but Thermo Fisher does not have the manuals. I don't know where else to go.
The following illustrates the dramatic impact of a situation described earlier in
Don't throw away all votes when a user is deleted.
Chemistry.SE is a vivid beta site with ~ 2700 questions. The reputation of the Top 5 users lies between ~ 9500 and (curently) 4500. I'm the happy guy on rank ...
