ICP/MS Multi-Element Standards
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1 Standards Ultra Pure Matrix Special Packaging Traceability to National Reference Materials AccuStandard s ICP/MS Standards are formulated to meet the needs of this very special instrument. As matrix effect is of utmost concern each standard is formulated in specially purified de-ionized 18 megohm water and Parts per Trillion acids; after both wet chemical and instrumental analysis, the standards are packaged in acid leached FLPE containers to provide required protection and, of course, all standards are traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) weights and Reference Materials. These five standards encompass the entire range of elements all at 10 ppm. Calibration Standard 1 ICP-MS-CAL1-1 $ 110 / 100 ml 17 components in 5% HNO 3 Ce (Cerium) Dy (Dysprosium) Er (Erbium) Eu (Europium) Gd (Gadolinium) La (Lanthanum) Lu (Lutetium) Nd (Neodymium) Pr (Praseodymium) Sm (Samarium) Tm (Thulium) Yb (Ytterbium) Calibration Standard 4 ICP-MS-CAL4-1 * $ 95 / 100 ml 12 components in H 2O trace HF B (Boron) Ge (Germanium) Nb (Niobium) P (Phosphorous) Re (Rhenium) Si (Silicon) S (Sulphur) Ta (Tantalum) Ti (Titanium) W (Tungsten) Zr (Zirconium) ICP/MS Calibration Standards Calibration Standard 2 ICP-MS-CAL2-1 $ 180 / 100 ml 29 components in 5% HNO 3 Cs (Cesium) Ga (Gallium) K (Potassium) Rb (Rubidium) Na (Sodium) Sr (Strontium) Calibration Standard 3 ICP-MS-CAL3-1 $ 80 / 100 ml 10 components in 10% HCl Au (Gold) Hf (Hafnium) Ir (Iridium) Pd (Palladium) Pt (Platinum) Rh (Rhodium) Ru (Ruthenium) Te (Tellurium) Sn (Tin) Calibration Standard 5 ICP-MS-CAL5-1 1 component in 5% HNO 3 Hg (Mercury) Calibration Standard Set ICP-MS-CAL-1-SET $ 390 / 5 x 100 ml ICP-MS-CAL1-1 ICP-MS-CAL2-1 ICP-MS-CAL3-1 ICP-MS-CAL4-1 ICP-MS-CAL5-1 ICP/MS Matrix Blanks Nitric Acid Blank ICP-MS-BLN-1 ICP-MS-BLN-5 $ 45 / 500 ml 5% HNO 3 in ASTM Type I Water These blanks are prepared from the same water source and acids as your standards and therefore provide a consistent matrix. They are excellent as a blank, preparing a standard curve, or as a diluent for standards and samples. Hydrochloric Acid Blank ICP-MS-BLH-1 ICP-MS-BLH-5 $ 45 / 500 ml 5% HCl in ASTM Type I Water Water Blank ICP-MS-BLW-1 * ICP-MS-BLW-5 * ASTM Type I Water $ 40 / 500 ml TECHLAB Tél Fax Web 41
2 Standards Tuning Solutions Interference Check Standards Memory Check Solution We offer two tuning solutions, both range from mass units. Choose the one which best suits your needs. ICP-MS-TUNSOL1-1 $ 100 / 100 ml 8 components in 2% HNO 3 Ba (Barium) Be (Beryllium) Li (Lithium) Mg (Magnesium) Tl (Thallium) U (Uranium) Solution A ICP-MS-INTA-1 $ 310 / 100 ml 12 components in 1% HNO 3 Ca (Calcium) Cl (Chloride) Fe (Iron) Na (Sodium) S (Sulphur) The below MEMCHK Solutions are not designed to be used as standards. The solutions should be mixed together right before aspiration. Precipitate will form over time - this is normal and will not affect the performance of the solution. The mixture is used only to determine the memory or "carry-over" that occurs after running a "concentrated" solution. Solution Set ICP-MS-MEMCHKA-R1-SET $215/ 2x100mL ICP-MS-TUNSOL2-1 $ 165 / 100 ml 13 components in 2% HNO 3 Ba (Barium) Be (Beryllium) Bi (Bismuth) Ce (Cerium) Ho (Holmium) Pb (Lead) Li (Lithium) Mg (Magnesium) Tl (Thallium) U (Uranium) Y (Yttrium) Solution B ICP-MS-INTB-1 $ 95 / 100 ml 11 components in 2% HNO 3 C (Carbon) Cr (Chromium) Cu (Copper) Mn (Manganese) Ni (Nickel) Ag (Silver) V (Vanadium) Interference Check Standard Set ICP-MS-INT-1-SET ICP-MS-INTA-1 $ 350 / 2 x 100 ml ICP-MS-INTB-1 Solution A 100 ml 24 components in 2% HNO 3 Sb (Antimony) As (Arsenic) Ba (Barium) Be (Beryllium) 20 9 Cd (Cadmium) Ca (Calcium) Cr (Chromium) Co (Cobalt) Cu (Copper) Fe (Iron) Pb (Lead) Mn (Manganese) Ni (Nickel) Se (Selenium) Na (Sodium) Tl (Thallium) V (Vanadium) Zn (Zinc) ml e-standards Just a click away In 2% HNO 3 Ag (Silver) Memory Check Solution Set ICP-MS-MEMCHK-R1-SET $ 250 / 3 x 100 ml ICP-MS-MEMCHKB-R1 AccuStandard.com This is the easier way to get Chemical Reference Standards Solution B ICP-MS-MEMCHKB-R1 * $ 60 / 100 ml 3 components in H 2O Cl (Chloride) S (Sulphur) These products require a Hazardous Shipping Fee except products marked with an asterisk * 42 TECHLAB 4C La Tannerie - BP METZ cedex 3
3 Standards Spiking Standards for Water and Soil ICP-MS-SPIKE-W-1 $ 130 / 100 ml 17 components in 5% HNO 3 Sb (Antimony) As (Arsenic) Ba (Barium) Be (Beryllium) 25 9 Cd (Cadmium) Cr (Chromium) Co (Cobalt) Fe (Iron) Pb (Lead) Mn (Manganese) Ni (Nickel) Se (Selenium) Ag (Silver) Tl (Thallium) V (Vanadium) Zn (Zinc) ICP-MS-SPIKE-S-1 $ 100 / 100 ml 15 components in 5% HNO 3 Sb (Antimony) As (Arsenic) Ba (Barium) Be (Beryllium) 25 9 Cd (Cadmium) Cr (Chromium) Co (Cobalt) Cu (Copper) Pb (Lead) Ni (Nickel) Se (Selenium) Ag (Silver) Tl (Thallium) V (Vanadium) Zn (Zinc) Spiking Standard Set ICP-MS-SPIKE-1-SET ICP-MS-SPIKE-W-1 $ 165 / 2 x 100 ml ICP-MS-SPIKE-S-1 Sample 1 Sample 2 ICP/MS Standards ICP-MS-QC1-1 $ 63 / 100 ml 9 components in 2% HNO 3 Ce (Cerium) ICP-MS-QC2-1 $ 170 / 100 ml 25 components in 5% HNO 3 Ni (Nickel) K (Potassium) Na (Sodium) Quality Control Samples Sample 3 ICP-MS-QC3-1 $ 250 / 100 ml 21 components in 5% HNO 3 Sr (Strontium) Ti (Titanium) Single Internal Standards For convenience we offer two concentrations - You decide which is most convenient. Element Matrix Unit 10 µg/ml 100 µg/ml Bismuth 5% HNO 100 ml ICP-MS-IS-BI-1 $ 30 ICP-MS-IS-BI-1-10X $ 35 Indium 5% HNO ml ICP-MS-IS-IN-1 30 ICP-MS-IS-IN-1-10X 35 Rhodium 10% HCl 100 ml ICP-MS-IS-RH-1 95 ICP-MS-IS-RH-1-10X 100 Scandium 5% HNO ml ICP-MS-IS-SC-1 55 ICP-MS-IS-SC-1-10X 60 Terbium 5% HNO ml ICP-MS-IS-TB-1 30 ICP-MS-IS-TB-1-10X 35 Yttrium 5% HNO ml ICP-MS-IS-Y-1 30 ICP-MS-IS-Y-1-10X 35 Internal Standard Mix These internal standards have been chosen because they all have nearly 100% abundance of a single isotope and they are not commonly found in routine samples. ICP-MS-IS-MIX1-1 $ 70 / 100 ml 7 components in 2% HNO 3 6-Li (Lithium-6) 10 6 TECHLAB Tél Fax Web 43
4 ICP/MS EPA Method & 6020 Method Determination of Trace Elements in Water and Waste by ICP/MS Method & 6020 Calibration Standard #1 (1991 Version) ICP-MS CAL1-1 $ 120 / 100 ml 18 components in 5% HNO 3 tr. HF Calibration Standard #2 ICP-MS CAL2-1 2 components in 2% HNO 3 tr. HF Ag (Silver) Calibration Standards Calibration Standard #1R (1994 Version) ICP-MS CAL1R-1 $ 120 / 100 ml 18 components in 2% HNO 3 tr. HF Se (Selenium) Calibration Standard #3 ICP-MS CAL3-1 1 component in 5% HNO 3 Hg (Mercury) Internal Standard #1 ICP-MS IS-1 $ 135 / 100 ml 5 components in 2% HNO 3 Sc (Scandium) Y (Yttrium) Tb (Terbium) Bi (Bismuth) Tuning Standard Internal Standards Internal Standard #2 ICP-MS IS2-1 1 component in 2% HNO 3 Au (Gold) ICP-MS TUN-1 $ 70 / 100 ml 5 components in 2% HNO 3 Be (Beryllium) Method 6020 (Revision 0, Sept. 1991) Standards for Inductively Coupled Mass Spectrometry Calibration Standard ICP-MS-6020-CAL-1 $ 125 / 100 ml Interference Check Standard #1 ICP-MS-6020-INT1-1 $ 310 / 100 ml Cl (Chloride) Ca (Calcium) Fe (Iron) Na (Sodium) S (Sulfur) Internal Standard ICP-MS-IS-MIX1-1 $ 70 / 100 ml Interference Check Standard #2 ICP-MS-6020-INT2-1 9 components in 5% HNO 3 tr. HF As (Arsenic) 2 75 Cd (Cadmium) Cr (Chromium) 2 52 Co (Cobalt) 2 59 Cu (Copper) 2 63 Mn (Manganese) 2 55 Ni (Nickel) 2 58 Ag (Silver) Zn (Zinc) TECHLAB 4C La Tannerie - BP METZ cedex 3 Li (Lithium-6) 10 6 Tuning Standard These products require a Hazardous Shipping Fee except products marked with an asterisk * ICP-MS-6020-TUN-1 4 components in 2% HNO 3
5 ICP-MS CAL1-1:44 ICP-MS CAL1R-1:44 ICP-MS CAL2-1:44 ICP-MS CAL3-1:44 ICP-MS IS-1:44 ICP-MS IS2-1:44 ICP-MS TUN-1:44 ICP-MS-6020-CAL-1:44 ICP-MS-6020-INT1-1:44 ICP-MS-6020-INT2-1:44 ICP-MS-6020-TUN-1:44 ICP-MS-BLH-1:41 ICP-MS-BLH-5:41 ICP-MS-BLN-1:41 ICP-MS-BLN-5:41 ICP-MS-BLW-1:41 ICP-MS-BLW-5:41 ICP-MS-CAL-1-SET:41 ICP-MS-CAL1-1:41 ICP-MS-CAL2-1:41 ICP-MS-CAL3-1:41 ICP-MS-CAL4-1:41 ICP-MS-CAL5-1:41 ICP-MS-INT-1-SET:42 ICP-MS-INTA-1:42 ICP-MS-INTB-1:42 ICP-MS-IS-BI-1:43 ICP-MS-IS-BI-1-10X:43 ICP-MS-IS-IN-1:43 ICP-MS-IS-IN-1-10X:43 ICP-MS-IS-MIX1-1:43, 44 ICP-MS-IS-RH-1:43 ICP-MS-IS-RH-1-10X:43 ICP-MS-IS-SC-1:43 ICP-MS-IS-SC-1-10X:43 ICP-MS-IS-TB-1:43 ICP-MS-IS-TB-1-10X:43 ICP-MS-IS-Y-1:43 ICP-MS-IS-Y-1-10X:43 ICP-MS-MEMCHK-R1-SET:42 ICP-MS-MEMCHKA-R1-SET:42 :42 :42 ICP-MS-MEMCHKB-R1:42 ICP-MS-QC1-1:43 ICP-MS-QC2-1:43 ICP-MS-QC3-1:43 ICP-MS-SPIKE-1-SET:43 ICP-MS-SPIKE-S-1:43 ICP-MS-SPIKE-W-1:43 ICP-MS-TUNSOL1-1:42 ICP-MS-TUNSOL2-1:42
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