DISCUSSION:

The experiments were using 5 different concentrations whichare 0.5ppm, 1.0ppm, 1.5 ppm, 2.0 ppm,
2.5 ppm. And theresult is following 0.5 ml/ 0.5 ppm, 1.0 ml/ 1.0ppm, 1.5ml/1.5 ppm, 2.0 ml/ 2.0 ppm,
and 2.5 ml/2.5ppm. TheAtomic Absorption Spectrometer was using the flametechnique which is the
sample towards the small tube andburn with flame to get the absorption of the sample that tested.

CONCLUSION:-

As the final result the absorption measurement follow theBeer’s-Lambert Law. The absorbance is
directly proportionalto the path length and the concentration of atomic vapor inthe flame. From the
experiment that had done the result forvolume for the serial dilution are using the formula. Thevolumes
are calculated from the concentration which is 0.5ml/ 0.5ppm, 1.0ml/ 1.0ppm, 1.5ml/
1.5ppm,2.0ml/2.0ppm and 2.5/ 2.5ppm cooper stock .Wavelength scan are used to determine at what
thewavelength the cooper able to absorb. The result for thewavelength is324.8nm.The standard
calibration graph wasdetermining the absorbance towards the concentrationgiven. From the
experiment the R2 is 0.4472 . Besides, the %RSD (mean) is 0.676 and correlation coefficient (final) is 15
0.9978. The concentration of unknown 1 is 3.9207 ppm andconcentration of unknown 2 is 0.5545ppm
and it absorbanceis 0.006.

ABSTRACT:-

The elemental analysis Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy which iswidely used in analyzing environment,
metal, food, pharmaceutical andchemical industries samples. In this experiment, the Atomic
AbsorptionSpectroscopy performance (sensitivity) is checked. The amount of copper in sample standard
solution is determined. Firstly, standardsolution of copper is prepared, with acid nitric. Next the
instrument isoperated, by optimizing the Burner System and then the Performanceis checked and lastly
Calibration curve is created and samples areanalyzed. Then graph of absorbance against concentration
was plottedto show the Beer’s Lambert Law.