With the appropriate instrumental settings magnesium may be determined in solutions containing 0·01–2·0 μg. of Mg/ml., zinc in solutions containing 0·02–4·0 μg. of Zn/ml. and copper in solutions containing 0·1–15·0 μg. of Cu/ml. The effect of phosphate and calcium on the absorption of magnesium in the coal gas/air flame has been investigated in relation to the position in the flame at which measurements are made; the effect of combinations of magnesium, and sulphate on the absorption of zinc has also been studied.
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