Application Notes: Atomic Spectroscopy

In this industry report, a study on certified reference fertilizer materials was performed to prove how the ETHOS UP is optimal for metals analysis.

This note highlights the ability of ICP optical emission spectroscopy to characterize trace elements in high sulfuric acid matrices with good precision and accuracy.

Digestion of oils and plastics can be a challenge even to analytical laboratories. Herein, samples ranging from robust to routine are completely digested in minutes.

High-resolution ICP-OES for the interference-free and accurate analysis of elemental parameters relevant to composition and quality of lubricating oils and additives directly after dilution in an organic solvent

Exact analysis of elements from ppb to % in pyrolysis oil via long-term stable HR ICP-OES

ICP-OES with a high-resolution optical system, highest sensitivity, and matrix tolerance to achieve lowest detection limits for trace element determination in ethanol fuel

HR ICP-OES with high-resolution optical system, superior sensitivity and matrix tolerance achieve lowest LOD for trace element analysis in complex water-alcohol-oil samples.

HR ICP-OES with high-resolution optical system to achieve lowest detection limits for trace element analysis in volatile organic compounds.

ICP-OES with high spectral resolution to resolve severe spectral interferences and robust plasma to handle undiluted volatile organic samples such as diesel.

High-resolution ICP-OES with a high-resolution optical system, highest sensitivity, and matrix tolerance to achieve lowest detection limits for trace element determination in volatile organic samples.

Single Reaction Chamber (SRC) technology is used to process challenging pharmaceutical samples quickly and simultaneously in accordance with USP <232>/<233>.

BLADE was used to digest various cosmetics products in preparation for analysis of As, Cd, Cr, Co, Pb, Hg, and Ni. Analysis was performed by ICP-OES.

The efficient, rapid sample preparation and analysis of dietary supplements for elemental impurities is demonstrated using the BLADE, a sequential digestion system.

BLADE was used to digest various food samples, including those with high fat content, high protein content, and even high carbohydrates, followed by analysis using ICP-MS.

This work describes a method for the analysis of major and trace elements in plant-based food samples using the NexION® 2200 ICP-MS.

This work shows how the NexION® 1000 ICP-MS equipped with the All Matrix Solution (AMS) online gas dilution system is used to measure chloride content in materials.

This work demonstrates the ability of the Avio® 550 Max fully simultaneous ICP-OES to determine major and impurity components in black mass.

This work demonstrates the ability of the NexION® 2000 ICP-MS to accurately measure impurities in lithium salts commonly used in the production of lithium batteries.

This application note is a first step in the use of DES to extract critical metals from pure cathode materials used in LIBS using the Avio® 220 Max ICP-OES.

This application note describes how single reaction chamber (SRC) microwave technology helps prepare challenging materials in Li-ion batteries for elemental analysis.

This application note describes the analysis of Ti64 alloy samples for major and trace elements using the Avio® 550 Max fully simultaneous ICP-OES.

This work focuses on the analysis of potable waters using the Avio® 220 Max hybrid simultaneous ICP-OES

This work demonstrates the ability of the NexION® ICP-MS to measure silver (Ag) nanoparticles in seawater and track their transformations over time.

This work has demonstrated the ability of the NexION 2000 ICP-MS to analyze both natural and drinking water samples.

This work demonstrates the ability of the Avio 560 Max ICP-OES to perform rapid analysis.

This work presents a method for the direct analysis of trace elements in coastal seawater using the NexION® 2000 ICP-MS.

The efficient, rapid sample preparation and analysis of dietary supplements for elemental impurities is demonstrated using the BLADE, a sequential digestion system.

This work demonstrates the capability of the NexION® 2200 ICP-MS to effectively analyze petroleum distillates according to the ASTM D8110-17 method requirements.