Discussion
Why can atomic fluorescence reach lower detection limits than absorption?
Answer: C
Absorption measures a small difference between two large intensities, where the noise on the large ones dominates, while fluorescence measures a small signal against essentially nothing. The atoms, the atomiser and the need for a source are the same. Whether a measurement is a difference or an absolute reading decides how its noise behaves, and that is the whole of the advantage here.
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