What are the disadvantages of spectroscopy?

Answer 1

There are limitations to colorimetry. These limitations include similar colors that produce errors in results, a tighter wavelength band width, and interferences that can produce bad results in uncontrolled situations.

Answer 2

Some disadvantages to spectroscopy are that it is only effective at low analyte concentrations, it can be greatly influenced by stray light radiation, and that absorbance must be taken near the peak absorbance otherwise the value may vary greatly.

Answer 3

Indirect spectrophotometry methods such as colorimetric assays completely break down and destroy the proteins within the sample. They are rendered useless for further analysis or experimentation.

Answer 4

Flame photometry has many disadvantages. Perhaps the most difficult of these is the control of the many variables. The intensity from a flame is dependent on the flame temperature, the rate of flow of liquid into the flame, the pressure and rate of flow of fuel gases, and any of many other variables which affect the character of the flame or atomizing of the solution have a great effect. The experimental results are therefore only empirical.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Less Sensitivity,

Requires lot of sample for analysis