Abstract
A static magnetic field at 10 kG $ ́ was applied to a 10cm laminar flame produced by a premix type burner, and absorptions were observed for the polarized components of the radiation from a hollow cathode lamp. The dynamic range of the measurement was 10 4–10 5 for typical elements. The results showed that (1) the optimal conditions for double beam measurement and accurate correction of background absorption are achieved at the same time, (2) even if the flame conditions and the light intensity are changed, the baseline is not shifted, (3) the flame fluctuation noise and the lamp flicker noise are reduced, and (4) background absorption is corrected exactly at the same wavelength as the atomic absorption line. We thus concluded that the feasibility of flame atomic absorption spectrophotometry is much improved with this technique.
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