Why do elements such as nickel and copper interfere with visible spectrophotometric analysis of iron?

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anonymous · Answer

All of them are transition matals...having d electrons. now copper and nickel in particular have the energy range of the nearly same order as iron. after excitation when e comes down in lower orbital...the released energy is of nearly same order in all thee. hence the interference.

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