Types of interferences, Chemistry

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Types of interferences:

The various kinds of interferences encountered in analysis through flame photometry are:

  • Spectral interferences
  • Ionisation interferences
  • Chemical interferences

Further, some other factors, such as viscosity, and surface tension of the solvent also affect the intensity of light emission, therefore contributing to erroneous results of analysis.

The main basic components of instrumentation for flame photometry are:

  • Flame atomiser (consisting of nebuliser and burner)
  • Monochromator
  • Detector
  • Amplifier and Readout device

 


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