The application of atomic-absorption spectrophotometry to the analysis of iron and steel. A review

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Abstract
Atomic-absorption spectrophotometry is a useful technique for the determination of many of the minor elements commonly present in iron and steel. It is rapid and relatively free from most of the troublesome inter-element effects associated with alternative techniques such as colorimetric and polarographic analysis. This paper reviews published and certain unpublished information dealing specifically with the analysis of iron and steel by atomic-absorption spectrophotometry.