Image: CSIRO ScienceImage 1107 Sir Alan Walsh 19161998 the father of atomic absorption spectroscopy

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Description: Alan Walsh, born in Lancashire, England, joined the then CSIR in 1946 as a chemical physicist with the Division of Industrial Chemistry. He served as assistant chief of the division from 1958-1976.He is remembered for, among numerous achievements, his invention of the multiple monochromator and, most famously, the atomic absorption spectrometer.
Title: CSIRO ScienceImage 1107 Sir Alan Walsh 19161998 the father of atomic absorption spectroscopy
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