The document discusses atomic spectroscopy based on plasma sources. It introduces atomic spectroscopy and explains that it involves using plasma sources to produce excited atoms that emit electromagnetic radiation of characteristic wavelengths. The principle and instrumentation of atomic spectroscopy are described. Various applications of atomic spectroscopy are also mentioned, such as its use in chemical analysis. References are provided for further reading on the topic.

1. GURU NANAK KHALSA
COLLEGE
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
BY
SHARMEEN KHAN

2. TOPIC
ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY BASED ON PLASMA
SOURCES – INTRODUCTION ,PRINCIPLE,
INSTRUMENTATION AND APPLICATIONS .

3. CONTENT
 INTRODUCTION
 WHAT IS ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY?
 PRINCIPLE
 INSTRUMENTATION
 APPLICATIONS
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCES

21. REFERENCES
1) “VOGEL’S TEXTBOOK OF QUANTITATIVE
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS” BY J.MENDHAM,R.C.
DENNEY, J.D.BARNES, M.THOMAS ,SIXTH
EDITION ,PAGE NO :584-598 .
2) “ANALYTICAL SPECTROSCOPY” BY
G.R.CHATWAL , FIRST EDITION, PAGE NO : 18-
34 .

22. CONTD…..
3) “SPECTROSCOPY” BY ARUN SOLANKI ,FIRST
EDITION ,PAGE NO :45-70 .
4) “ATOMIC ABSORPTION AND PLASMA
SPECTROSCOPY” BY JOHN R. DEAN,
SECOND EDITION ,PAGE NO : 47-72 .