Explain the atomisation method

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Question- You are asked to analyse for trace amount of Sn in an ore sample. the sample is initially digested with concentrated acid. once the digrstion has finished you noise that there is still some fine particulate matter in the solution that can not filtered out. Explain the atomisation method you would use in this instance and the advantages it has over alternative?

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