SPECTRASCAN ELEMENTAL STANDARDS FOR ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY
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1 SPECTRASCAN ELEMENTAL STANDARDS FOR ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY 1
2 SPECTRASCAN STANDARDS For more than 20 years Spectrascan has produced elemental standards with great success. The market for standards is growing and the introduction of new techniques increases the demand for accurate and ultra pure standards. Spectrascan products are among the best standards available for this purpose. In order to meet the increasing demand for quality,spectrascan is now in the position to offer products according to the three most important certifications for manufacturers of analytical standards: ISO:9001:2000 Certifies that the production has official written procedures and training documentationin the areas of manufacturing, analysis, certification and packaging. ISO 17025:1999 Certifies that the quality-oriented tests are performed correctly which establishes that Spectrascanstandards indeed are quality products. To be ISO certified Spectrascan must not only be consistent, but must also be proficient in testing the quality of the standards. ISO Guide 34:2000 Guide 34 provides the highest level of quality assurance, stating that the Spectrascan standards are produced correctly and competently. All methods used to certify the Spectrascan standards must be validated and proven to be accurate. The accreditation also requires that an uncertainty be reported on the certificate of analysis. This uncertainty must include all of the sources of error involved in the certification process. The Certificate of Analysis must itself observe stricter requirements imposed by the ISO commitee. It should also be noted that ISO Guide 34 requires compliance with: ISO Guide 30:1992 Terms and definitions used in connection with Reference Materials ISO Guide 31:1981 Contents of Certificates of Reference Materials ISO Guide 35:1989 Certification of Reference Materials General and statistical principles. Certificates As a result of Spectrascan s ISO certifications the new 4- page Certificate of Analysis is much more comprehensive than previously. The certificate now also includes: Description of starting material, certified value included uncertainty determined by two independent methods, traceability documentation and trace metallic impurities. Expiration Date Expiration date is the recommended amount of time that a standard should remain in use in a laboratory setting after it has been opened. Expiration dates of the trace metals standard are dependent upon three factors: Chemical stability of the standard Transpiration losses of the standard Human error while using the standard As a result of these three factors, the standard can not be guaranteed after a peroid of one year nor can the expiration date be arbitrarily extended. To do so implies that Spectrascan as a manufacturer take legal responsibility for a customers inaccurate result during that post year. In addition, most federal and state regulatory agencies recommend not more than 1 year and for these reasons we have changed the expiration date. All Spectrascan standards listed in this catalogue have one year expiration date, clearly indicated on each bottle and certificate. Numerical system for the products With this new catalogue comes also a new numerical system for all solutions.this is a result of adding new products to the existing line of standards The first number/s indicating concentration 1.. for 1000µg/ml or for 10000µg/ml 1112 The second number indicating volume 1.. for 125ml, 2.. for 250 ml or 5..for 500ml 1112 The two final numbers indicating the existing element as historically used for Spectrascan standards. 2
3 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS 4 18 Spectrascan single-element standards are designed to meet the requirements of ICP-AES, ICP-MS, IC as well as atomic absorption methods. In this new catalogue more elements, concentrations levels and alternative matrices have been added. MULTI-ELEMENT STANDARDS Preparing your own multi-element standards is both time-consuming and expensive. To help you being more efficient Spectrascan produces a wide selection of high purity multi-element standards. The standards are produced from the same high purity source materials as the single-element standards. In this catalogue we have added new solutions and listed all blends after concentration. ION CHROMATOGRAPHY STANDARDS In order to meet the increasing demand for quality Spectrascan has greatly extented the range of standards for Ion Chromatography. The standards are produced from the same high purity source materials as the single- and multielement standards. ATOMIC ABSORPTION REAGENTS 28 Spectrascan offers a range of products intended to improve instrument performance. Matrix Modifiers which allow the optimization of analytical conditions to provide better GFAA instrument response and better detection limits. Releasing agents which eliminates the chemical interference from ligands that complex with the analyte thereby altering the free atom population in the ame. Ionization buffers which will increase the free-electron concentration, helping to stabilize the amount of ionization in samples. STABLE ISOTOPE STANDARDS SOLUTIONS Spectrascan enriched isotope solutions provide analysts with an inexpensive source of standards to be used as internal standards or in isotope dilution analysis. All standards contain 100 ml of a single enriched isotope. The standards have been analysed for both isotopic content and impurities. CUSTOM BLENDED STANDARDS In addition to the standards listed in this catalogue, we are happy to produce custom blended standards. Please contact us or our nearest distributor for more details. 3
4 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS GENERAL PROPERTIES ELEMENT SOURCES: WATER: BOTTLES: EXPIRATION DATE: ACIDS: STORAGE RECOMMENDATION: Highest purity starting materials available 18 megaohm LDPE (Low Desity Polyethylene) 1 year from date of shipping Purified Acids Room temperature Ag SILVER SOURCE: Ag metal PURITY: % % HNO % HNO Al ALUMINIUM SOURCE: Al metal PURITY: % % HNO % HNO % HCl C % HCl C % HCl C 4
5 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS As ARSENIC SOURCE: As metal % HNO % HNO Au GOLD SOURCE: HAuCl 4 xh 2 O PURITY: % % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl N N B BORON SOURCE: H 3 BO 3 O O O % NH 4 OH % NH 4 OH Ba BARIUM SOURCE: Ba(NO 3 ) % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO Be BERYLLIUM SOURCE: Be(OOCCH 3 ) % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO
6 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS Bi BISMUTH SOURCE: BI metal % HNO % HNO Br BROMIDE SOURCE: NH 4 Br PURITY: % O O O C CARBON SOURCE: Tartaric Acid PURITY: % % HNO % HNO % HNO Ca CALCIUM SOURCE: CaO % HNO % HNO Cd CADMIUM SOURCE: Cd metal PURITY: % 10 2% HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO Ce CERIUM SOURCE: CeO
7 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS Cl CHLORIDE SOURCE: NH 4 Cl PURITY: % O O O Co COBALT SOURCE: Co metal 10 2% HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO Cr CHROMIUM III SOURCE: Cr metal % HNO (3) % HNO (3) (3) (3) (3) %HNO (3) %HNO (3) Cr CHROMIUM VI SOURCE: (NH4) 2 Cr 2 O 7 PURITY: 99.98% O (6) O (6) O (6) Cs CESIUM SOURCE: CsNO 3 PURITY: % % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO Cu COPPER SOURCE: Cu metal 10 2% HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO
8 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS Dy DYSPROSIUM SOURCE: Dy 2 O % HNO % HNO Er ERBIUM SOURCE: Er 2 O 3 PURITY: 99.98% Eu EUROPIUM SOURCE: Eu 2 O Fe IRON SOURCE: Fe metal PURITY: % % HNO % HNO Ga GALLIUM SOURCE: Ga metal Gd GADOLINIUM SOURCE: Gd 2 O
9 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS Ge GERMANIUM SOURCE: Ge metal PURITY: % 10 H 2 / tr HF H 2 / tr HF / tr HF / tr HF / tr HF H 2 / tr HF H 2 / tr HF Hf HAFNIUM SOURCE: HfO 2 PURITY: % / tr HF / tr HF / tr HF % HNO 3 / 0.7% HF % HNO 3 / 0.7% HF Hg MERCURY SOURCE: Hg metal 10 10% HCl % HCl Ho HOLMIUM SOURCE: Ho 2 O % HNO % HNO In INDIUM SOURCE: In metal % HNO % HNO
10 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS Ir IRIDIUM SOURCE: IrCl 3 PURITY: 99.9% % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl K POTASSIUM SOURCE: KNO 3 PURITY: % % HNO % HNO La LANTHANUM SOURCE: La 2 O Li LITHIUM SOURCE: Li 2 CO % HNO % HNO Lu LUTHENIUM SOURCE: Lu 2 O
11 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS Mg MAGNESIUM SOURCE: Mg metal PURITY: % % HNO % HNO Mn MANGANESE SOURCE: Mn metal 10 2% HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO Mo MOLYBDENUM SOURCE: (NH 4 ) 6 Mo 7 O 24 xh 2 O 10 H 2 O tr NH 4 OH H 2 O tr NH 4 OH O tr NH 4 OH O tr NH 4 OH O tr NH 4 OH H 2 O tr NH 4 OH H 2 O tr NH 4 OH Na SODIUM SOURCE: Na 2 CO % HNO % HNO Nb NIOBIUM SOURCE: Nb metal PURITY: 99.9% / tr HF / tr HF / tr HF H 2 / tr HF H 2 / tr HF
12 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS Nd NEODYNIUM SOURCE: Nd 2 O 3 PURITY: 99.97% Ni NICKEL SOURCE: Ni metal % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO Os OSMIUM SOURCE: (NH 4 ) 2 OsCl 6 PURITY: % % HCl % HCl % HCl P PHOSPHORUS SOURCE: H 3 PO 4 O O O H 2 O H 2 O Pb LEAD SOURCE: Pb(NO 3 ) 2 PURITY: % % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO
13 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS Pd PALLADIUM SOURCE: Pd(No 3 ) 2 PURITY: % % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl N N N Pr PRASEODYNIUM SOURCE: Pr 6 O 11 PURITY: % % HNO % HNO Pt PLATINUM SOURCE: Pt metal PURITY: 99.98% % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HNO 3 / tr HCl N % HNO 3 / tr HCl N % HNO 3 / tr HCl N Rb RUBIDIUM SOURCE: RbNO 3 PURITY: 99.94% % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO Re RHENIUM SOURCE: Re metal PURITY: % % HNO % HNO
14 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS Rh RHODIUM SOURCE: RhCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl Ru RUTHENIUM SOURCE: (NH 4 ) 2 RuCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl S SULFUR SOURCE: H 2 SO 4 O O O H 2 O H 2 O Sb ANTIMONY SOURCE: Sb metal % HNO 3 / 3% tartacid % HNO 3 / 3% tartacid % HNO 3 / 3% tartacid % HNO 3 / 3% tartacid % HNO 3 / 3% tartacid % HNO 3 / 3% tartacid % HNO 3 / 3% tartacid Sc SCANDIUM SOURCE: Sc 2 O 3 PURITY: % 10 5% HNO % HNO
15 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS Se SELENIUM SOURCE: Se metal PURITY: % % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO Si SILICON SOURCE: SiO 2 PURITY: % O / tr HF / tr HNO O / tr HF / tr HNO O / tr HF / tr HNO % HNO 3 / 0.65% HF % HNO 3 / 0.65% HF % NaOH N % NaOH N % NaOH N SiO SILICA 2 SOURCE: SiO 2 PURITY: % % HNO 3 / tr HF O % HNO 3 / tr HF O % HNO 3 / tr HF O % NaOH ONA % NaOH ONA % NaOH ONA Sm SAMARIUM SOURCE: Sm 2 O 3 PURITY: 99.96% Sn TIN SOURCE: Sn metal 10 5% HNO 3 / tr HF % HNO 3 / tr HF / tr HF / tr HF / tr HF H 2 / tr HF H 2 / tr HF % HCl C % HCl C % HCl C 15
16 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS Sr STRONTIUM SOURCE: SrCO % HNO % HNO Ta TANTALUM SOURCE: Ta metal % HNO 3 / tr HF % HNO 3 / tr HF % HNO 3 / tr HF % HNO 3 / 0.4% HF % HNO 3 / 0.4% HF Tb TERBIUM SOURCE: Tb 4 O 7 PURITY: % % HNO % HNO Te TELLURIUM SOURCE: Te metal PURITY: % % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HCl % HNO N % HNO N % HNO N Th THORIUM SOURCE: Th(NO 3 ) 4 x4h 2 O PURITY: % 10 3% HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO
17 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS Ti TITANIUM SOURCE: Ti metal PURITY: 99.96% % HNO 3 / tr HF % HNO 3 / tr HF / tr HF / tr HF / tr HF % HNO 3 / 0.7% HF % HNO 3 / 0.7% HF Tl THALLIUM SOURCE: TlNO % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO Tm THULIUM SOURCE: Tm 2 O U URANIUM SOURCE: UO 2 (NO 3 ) 2 x6h 2 O PURITY: % 10 1% HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO % HNO V VANADIUM SOURCE: V 2 O 5 PURITY: % % HNO % HNO
18 SINGLE-ELEMENT STANDARDS W TUNGSTEN SOURCE: W metal % HNO 3 / 1% HF % HNO 3 / 1% HF % HNO 3 / 1% HF % HNO 3 / 2.9% HF % HNO 3 / 2.9% HF Y YTTRIUM SOURCE: Y 2 O % HNO % HNO Yb YTTERBIUM SOURCE: Yb2O Zn ZINC SOURCE: Zn metal % HNO % HNO Zr ZIRCONIUM SOURCE: ZrO 2 O / tr HNO 3 / tr HF O / tr HNO 3 / tr HF O / tr HNO 3 / tr HF H 2 O / 0.25% HF H 2 O / 0.25% HF
19 MULTI-ELEMENT STANDARDS GENERAL PROPERTIES ELEMENT SOURCES: WATER: BOTTLES: EXPIRATION DATE: ACIDS: STORAGE RECOMMENDATION: Highest purity starting materials available 18 megaohm LDPE Low Density Polyetnylene 1 year from date of shipping Purified Acids Room temperature 2 2 μg/ml Ag, Al, As, Ba, Be, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Mg, Mn, Ni, Pb, Sb, Se, Tl, V, Zn 3.5% HNO μg/ml 10 Be, Mo, Sb, Sn, Te, Y 1% HCl μg/ml 10 Au, Ir, Pd, Pt, Re, Rh, Ru, Te 3.3% HCl μg/ml 10 Ge, Hf, Mo, Nb, Sn, Ta, Ti, W, Zr 3.5% HNO % HF 10 μg/ml 10 As, B, Ba, Be, Bi, Cd, Ga, In, Pb, Sb, Se, Tl, V 3.5% HNO μg/ml 10 Ag, Al,,Ca, Co, Cr, Cs, Cu, Fe, K, Li, Mg, Mn, Na, Ni, Rb, Sr, Zn 3.5% HNO
20 MULTI-ELEMENT STANDARDS 10 μg/ml 10 Ce, Dy, Er, Eu, Gd, Ho, La, Lu, Nd, Pr, Sm, Tb, Th, Yb 2.5% HNO μg/ml 10 Ce, Dy, Er, Eu, Gd, Ho, La, Lu, Nd, Pr, Sc, Sm, Tb, Th, Tm, U, Y, Yb 3.5% HNO 3 tr HF μg/ml 10 Al, As, B, Ba, Ca, Cd, Co, Cr, Cs, Cu, Fe, Ga, Li, Mg, Mn, Na, Ni, Pb, Rb, Sr, Th,Tl, U, V, Zn 2.5% HNO μg/ml 20 Ag, Al, As, Ba, Be, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Mn, Ni, Pb, Se, Th, Tl, U, V, Zn 3.5% HNO μg/ml 20 Ag, Al, As, Ba, Be, Ca, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Na, Ni, Pb, Sb, Se, Tl, V, Zn 3.5% HNO 3 + tr HF μg/ml 50 As, Bi, Ga, Ge, In, Pb, Sb, Se, Sn, Te, Ti, V 4.9% HCl μg/ml 50 Al, B, Ca, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Na, Ni, P, Pb, Si, Sn, Ti, V, Zn, Zr 4.9% HCl + tr HF μg/ml 100 Au, Ir, Pd, Pt, Rh, Ru 3.3% HCl μg/ml 100 Au, Ir, Os, Pd, Pt, Re, Rh, Ru 4.9% HCl
21 MULTI-ELEMENT STANDARDS 100 μg/ml 100 Al, B, Hf, Mo, Nb, P, Si, Ta, Ti, W, Zr 3.5% HNO % HF 100 μg/ml 100 Cd, Co, Cu, Cr, Fe, Mn, Ni, Pb, V, Zn 2.5% HNO μg/ml 100 Ba, Be, Ca, Cs, K, Li, Mg, Na, Rb, Sr 2.5% HNO μg/ml 100 As, Be, Ca, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mg, Mn, Mo, Ni, Pb, Sb, Se, Tl, Ti, V, Zn 5 % HNO μg/ml 100 As, Be, Ca, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Li, Mg, Mn, Mo, Ni, Pb, Sb, Se, Sr, Tl, Ti, V, Zn 5% HNO 3 tr HF μg/ml 100 Ag, Al, B, Ba, K (1000), Na, Si (50) 4 % HNO μg/ml 100 Ag, Al, As, B, Ba, Be, Ca, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Mo, Na, Ni, Pb, Sb, Se, Si (50), Ti, Tl, V, Zn 5% HNO 3 + tr HF μg/ml 100 Ag, Al, As, B, Ba, Be, Ca, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, K (1000), Li, Mg, Mn, Mo, Na, Ni, Pb, Sb, Se, Si (50), Sr, Ti, Tl, V, Zn 5% HNO 5 + tr HF μg/ml 250 Al (100), Ca, Cu, Fe, Mg, Na, Ni, Pb, Si (100), V, Zn 2.5% HCl
22 MULTI-ELEMENT STANDARDS 500 μg/ml 500 Ca, Cu, Fe, Mg, Ni, Zn 2.5% HCl μg/ml 500 Al, Na, Pb, Si, V (1000) 2.5% HCl μg/ml 1000 Ca, Mg 5% HNO μg/ml 1000 K, Na 2.5% HNO Various μg/ml Various Ca (2000), K (1000), Li (1000), Mg (150), Na (250) 2.5% HNO Various μg/ml Various Co (1400), Cr (800), Cu (800), Fe (1000), Mn (500), Ni (1400) 2.5% HNO Various μg/ml Various Ag (30), Ca (20), Cd (10), Cu (100), Fe (100), Mg (10), Mn (40), Pb (200), Sr (30), Zn (2) 2.5% HNO
23 ION CHROMATOGRAPHY STANDARDS GENERAL PROPERTIES ELEMENT SOURCES: WATER: BOTTLES: EXPIRATION DATE: ACIDS: STORAGE RECOMMENDATION: Highest purity starting materials available 18 megaohm LDPE (Low Density Polyethylene) 1 year from date of shipping Purified Acids Room temperature C 2 H 3 O 2 - ACETATE SOURCE: NaC 2 H 3 O 2 PURITY: 98.72% O OAC O OAC Ba +2 BARIUM SOURCE: Ba 2 (NO 3 ) 2 PURITY: % %HNO BA %HNO BA (C 6 H 4 )CO 2 - BENZOATE SOURCE: Benzoic acid O BEN O BEN Br - BROMIDE SOURCE: KBrO 3 O BR O BR BrO 3 - BROMATE SOURCE: KBrO 3 O BRO3 O BRO3 23
24 ION CHROMATOGRAPHY SOLUTIONS Ca +2 CALCIUM SOURCE: CaO PURITY: 99.95% % HNO CA % HNO CA Cl - CHLORIDE SOURCE: KCl O CL O CL ClO 2 - CHLORITE SOURCE: NaClO 2 O CLO2 O CLO2 ClO 3 - CHLORATE SOURCE: KClO 3 O CLO3 O CLO3 ClO 4 - PERCHLORATE SOURCE: KClO 4 O CLO4 O CLO4 CrO 4 - CHROMATE SOURCE: NH 4 Cr 2 O 7 O CRO4 O CRO4 F - FLUORIDE SOURCE: NaF O F O F HCO 2 - FORMATE SOURCE: NaHCO 2 O+0.43% stab HCO O+0.43% stab HCO 24
25 ION CHROMATOGRAPHY SOLUTIONS I - IODINE SOURCE: NH 4 I PURITY: 87.56% O+1% stab I O+1% stab I K + POTASSIUM SOURCE: KNO 3 PURITY: % %HNO K %HNO K C 3 H 5 O 3 - LACTATE SOURCE: Lactic Acid PURITY: % O LCT O LCT Mg +2 MAGNESIUM SOURCE: Mg metal %HNO MG %HNO MG C 4 H 4 O 5-2 MALATE SOURCE: Malic Acid O MLA O MLA C 4 H 2 O 4-2 MALEATE SOURCE: Maleic Acid O MLE O MLE Na + SODIUM SOURCE: Na 2 CO %HNO NA %HNO NA NH 4 + AMMONIUM SOURCE: NH 4 Cl O NH4 O NH4 25
26 ION CHROMATOGRAPHY SOLUTIONS NH 4 -N AMMONIUM AS N SOURCE: NH 4 Cl O NNH4 O NNH4 NO 3 - NITRATE SOURCE: NaNO 3 O NO3 O NO3 NO 3 -N NITRATE AS N SOURCE: NaNO 3 or HNO 3 O NNO3 O NNO3 NO 2 - NITRITE SOURCE: NaNO 2 PURITY: 99.6% O NO2 O NO2 NO 2 -N NITRITE AS N SOURCE: NaNO 2 O NNO2 O NNO2 CH 3 CH 2 CO 2 - PROPIONATE SOURCE: Sodium Propionate O OPR O OPR C 2 O 4-2 OXALATE SOURCE: Na 2 C 2 O 4 O OXA O OXA PO 4-3 PHOSPHATE SOURCE: NH 4 H 2 PO 4 O PO4 O PO4 26
27 ION CHROMATOGRAPHY SOLUTIONS PO 4 -P PHOSPHATE AS P SOURCE: NH 4 H 2 PO 4 O PPO4 O PPO4 SO 4-2 SULFATE SOURCE: K 2 SO 4 O SO4 O SO4 MULTI - ION STANDARDS μg/ml Cl -, F -, NO 3-, SO 4 2-, PO H 2 O Various VARIOUS μg/ml Br - (100),Cl - (30),F - - (20), NO 3 (100), - 2- NO 2 (100), PO 4 (150), SO 4 (150) H 2 O
28 ATOMIC ABSORPTION REAGENTS MATRIX MODIFIERS Pd PALLADIUM MODIFIER HNO HNO HNO Mg MAGNESIUM MODIFIER HNO PO 4 AMMONIUM DIHYDROGEN ORTHOPHOSPHATE MODIFIER HNO NH 4 AMMONIUM NITRATE 1000 HNO IONIZATION BUFFERS Cs CESIUM 1000 HNO La LANTHANUM HNO HCl C HNO
29 STABLE ISOTOPE STANDARDS SOLUTIONS 109 Ag 109 SILVER SOURCE: Ag metal MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # Ba 135 BARIUM SOURCE: BaCO 3 MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # Cd 106 CADMIUM SOURCE: Cd metal MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # Cr 50 CHROMIUM SOURCE: Cr metal MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # < Cu 65 COPPER SOURCE: Cu metal MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE #
30 STABLE ISOTOPE STANDARDS SOLUTIONS 54 Fe 54 IRON SOURCE: Fe metal MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # < Fe 57 IRON SOURCE: Fe metal MATRIX: 7.5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # < Mg 25 MAGNESIUM SOURCE: MgO MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # Ni 61 NICKEL SOURCE: Ni metal MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # < Pb 204 LEAD SOURCE: Pb metal MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # Se 78 SELENIUM SOURCE: Se metal MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE #
31 STABLE ISOTOPE STANDARDS SOLUTIONS 82 Se 82 SELENIUM SOURCE: Se metal MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # Sn 122 TIN SOURCE: MATRIX: Sn metal 5% HNO 3 tr HF CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # Sr 86 STRONTIUM SOURCE: SrCO 3 MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # Tl 203 THALLIUM SOURCE: TIO 2 MATRIX: 5% HCl CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE # Zn 67 ZINC SOURCE: Zn metal MATRIX: 5% HNO 3 CERTIFIED NATURAL MASS ABUNDANCE ABUNDANCE CATALOGUE #
32 CUSTOM BLENDED STANDARDS QUOTATION REQUEST FORM TO Address: PHOTOCOPY THIS FORM for additional requests This form is intended for one solution only. Phone: Fax: FROM Name:... Company:... Address: Date:... Phone:... Fax: DESCRIBE YOUR BLEND: Analyte Concentration Analyte Concentration UNITS: μg/ml μg/l VOLUME: 125 ml 250 ml 500 ml 1000 ml COMMENTS:
33 CUSTOM BLENDED STANDARDS Many laboratories have special requirements for the composition of standards, like different concentrations, compositions or matrices. In addition to the wide range of multi-element standards, Spectrascan also produces custom blended standard solutions to meet these requirements. Spectrascan gladly produce whatever standard you may require, but be aware that there are limitations with respect to how many elements that can be mixed together, total added concentration and matrix. The custom blended standards are produced with the same high purity starting materials as all other Spectrascan regular standards. All custom standards come with a certificate of analysis and are available from 125 ml up to 1 litre. Instrument manufactures supply calibration software with their instruments. This software require specific multielement solution standards. Spectrascan now offers a wide range of these solutions. Please fill in the quotation request form on the opposite page and fax it to: BREITLÄNDER GMBH D Hamm, Germany Fax: +49 (0) mail@breitlander.com 34 33
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