Also, I don't recall if there was any chemical reaction at all regarding the CuSO4 salt; it may have just been heated and providing color to the ethanol flame via atomic emission.
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Inductively coupled plasma ( ICP ) using either the mass spectrometry ( MS ) or atomic emission spectroscopy ( AES ) modifications also allows the determination of the total ion content of biological samples.
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Gd 2 O 3 @ SWNHag was intravenously injected into mice, and the quantities of Gd in the internal organs were measured by inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy : 70-80 % of the total injected material accumulated in liver.
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By carrying out this quantization and calculating the eigenvalues of the 1 Casimir operator for the Kepler problem, Wolfgang Pauli was able to derive the energy levels of hydrogen-like atoms ( Figure 6 ) and, thus, their atomic emission spectrum.
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Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectroscopy ( ICP-OES ) and Inductively Coupled Plasma Atomic Emission Spectroscopy ( ICP-AES ) are two common techniques that work by directing superheated plasma at the water sample and analyzing the gasses given off for trace amounts of different chemicals.
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Noteworthy microquasars include SS 433, in which atomic emission lines are visible from both jets; GRS 1915 + 105, with an especially high jet velocity and the very bright Cygnus X-1, detected up to the High Energy gamma rays ( E > 60 MeV ).
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The lecture series is tied in with The Warren Centre's annual Innovation Hero Awards, which also showcase prominent Australian innovators . 2013's Innovation Hero Award winners were Michael Hammer, Philip Wilson and Hugh Stevenson from Agilent Technologies, who developed the Agilent 4100 series microwave plasma atomic emission spectrometer.
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"' Velmer A . Fassel ( Ph . D . 1947 ) "'( deceased ), internationally known for developing an analytical process, inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectroscopy ( ICP-AES ), used for chemical analysis in almost every research laboratory in the world; former deputy director of the Ames Laboratory.
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When that state is either one of strict thermodynamic equilibrium, or one of so-called " local thermodynamic equilibrium ", then the distribution of atomic states of excitation ( which includes n _ 2 and n _ 1 ) determines the rates of atomic emissions and absorptions to be such that black-body radiation and is described by Planck's law.
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The quantum physics sense of considering light as being composed of photons which are " particles " in some sense should be viewed as an extra complication, not as a contradiction of the classical physics approximation . ( You asked about collisions, not about e . g . the photoelectric effect or the quantization of atomic emissions .)
