Webinar Date/Time: Thu, Nov 13, 2025 11:00 AM ES
Choosing the right emission line can be difficult. While there is no single rule that applies to all analytes in every conceivable type of sample, this webinar will guide you through the steps in selecting the appropriate analytical wavelength for your sample matrix.
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Event Overview:
In inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy (ICP-OES) analyses, results accuracy is dependent on choosing the right wavelength. Deciding which wavelength to use for each analyte can be a daunting task based on the matrix and corresponding interferences. There are thousands of wavelengths to choose from: some elements have many wavelengths, whereas others have few useful wavelengths. While there is no single rule that applies to all analytes in every conceivable type of sample, this webinar will guide you through 7 steps for selecting the appropriate analytical wavelength for your future methods to ensure accurate results.
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Speakers:
Erica Cahoon, PhD
Portfolio Director, ICP-OES
PerkinElmer
Erica Cahoon, PhD, is a portfolio director for PerkinElmer, where she leads the ICP product platform. Cahoon joined PerkinElmer in 2013 as a field application scientist specializing in AA, ICP, and ICP-MS, and has since transitioned to product/portfolio management. Cahoon holds a PhD in analytical chemistry and has over 19 years of experience in trace metal detection with a variety of analytical instrumentation.
Ken Neubauer, PhD
Principal Application Scientist
PerkinElmer
Ken Neubauer, PhD, is a principal application scientist with over 27 years of inorganic analysis experience at PerkinElmer, focusing primarily on applications development and support for ICP-OES and ICP-MS technologies. Prior to joining PerkinElmer, Neubauer received his PhD in analytical chemistry from the University of Delaware.
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