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Non-Traditional Stable Gas Isotope Approaches: Clumped Isotopes and Fragment Ion Analysis

http://www.spectroscopyonline.com/spec_w/trace_elements

Analysis of samples by ICP-OES for trace elements has the potential to be complex, because both physical and spectral interferences can call into the question any results that are produced. A good approach to overcome these issues is to use a tried and tested method, one such being the US EPA Method 6010D (SW-846), which focuses on the analysis of solid wastes, soils, sediments, sludges, ground and surface waters, etc. As well as being used for its intended purpose to support the analysis of environmental samples, this method is also the ideal starting point for a range of different sample analyses. This webinar will explore this method further, including key steps in validation and adaptation to different sample matrix.

Discover the features of US EPA Method 6010D (SW-846) that make it an ideal starting point for methods development

Find out how to apply key validation steps to ensure freedom from interferences

Understand how advanced ICP-OES instruments and software further aid method development and validation


Regional Marketing Manager
Trace Elemental Analysis (AA, ICP-OES, and ICP-MS), North America

Sabrina Antonio has a degree in Chemical Engineering and a diverse professional background ranging from working in the energy industry as a Senior Chemical Engineer at Consolidated Edison of New York and Construction Project Manager for the New York Power Authority, to serving as a Chemist and Lead Inorganic Data Auditor for the US EPA Contract Laboratory Program, to work as a Product Specialist and Application Engineer for several engineering and manufacturing firms. She joined Thermo Fisher Scientific in 2015 as a Sales Specialist in the Center of Excellence and in 2018, became the Regional Marketing Manager for Trace Elemental Analysis in North America.


Product Marketing Specialist
Trace Elemental Analysis

In 2006 Matthew Cassap joined Thermo Fisher Scientific as an applications specialist. In this role he become an expert in trace element analysis applications across a broad range of industry segments using a range of liquid and solid sampling accessories and hyphenated techniques. In 2012 Matthew assumed responsibility for the Thermo Scientific ICP-OES product line and is based at the manufacturing facility in Cambridge, UK. From 2014 to 2017 Matthew was based at the Thermo Scientific center of excellence in Bremen, Germany, as Product Manager for AA and ICP-OES. In 2018 Matthew relocated back to the UK and is now the TEA Product Marketing Specialist

Webcasts

Tuesday, June 29, 2021 at 11am EDT | 8am PDT | 4pm BST | 5pm CEST

Discover the Simple Way to Develop an ICP-OES Method 

This application note describes how the routine analysis of organic solvents like kerosene can be performed with the Thermo Scientific iCAP 7400 ICP-OES Radial.

Trace Elements in Kerosene by ICP-OES

This note describes the use of the Thermo Scientific iCAP 7600 ICP-OES Duo for the analysis of water samples using the US EPA Method 200.7.

US EPA Method 200.7 by ICP-OES

This note describes the performance of the Thermo Scientific iCAP 7400 ICP-OES Duo for the analysis of environmental sample types by the US EPA Method 6010D. 



US EPA SW-846 Method 6010D Using ICP-OES

Robust high-throughput analysis of environmental samples using SQ-ICP-MS in He-KED mode, in accordance with the requirements of U.S. EPA method 200.8 Revision 5.5.

Elemental Analysis of Drinking Waters Using SQ-ICP-MS

This Application Note describes the use of the Thermo Scientific iCAP RQ ICP-MS for SW-846 Method 6020B compliant analysis.

US EPA SW-846 Method 6020B Using ICP-MS

This application note describes agricultural soil screening using the Thermo Scientific iCAP 7600 ICP-OES Radial, resulting in significantly increased productivity.

Ultrafast Soil Analysis Using ICP-OES

To show accurate quantification of toxic elements in a heavy sample matrix like estuarine waters using argon gas dilution.

Trace Elements in Estuarine Waters by TQ-ICP-MS

ICP-MS is a key technology for the detection and quantitation of trace elements in a wide variety of sample types. This eBook describes six key errors to avoid using ICP-MS