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List for Sample Preparation and Analysis Terms and Conditions: The following are the charges for the services currently offered by Central Analytical and Applied Research Unit (CAARU) in College of science. Pricing was made after comparing all services with the local and international prices and considering the demand of the analysis, consumables and time required to run each test. The below prices are subjected for discounts when samples are received in bulks*. Some analysis may require method development and /or interpretation, sample preparation or special treatment. Additional charges will be applied for those as per quotation depending on consumables required and time spend. Additional charges may apply for urgent samples. For same day result it will be 100% and for 2-3 day 30% extra charges will apply. For research projects, a package of special price may be considered when projects are collaboration between the researcher and CAARU. That will be quoted based on amount of work, consumables, CAARU input etc. Minimum charges for instruments with booking (Hourly) facility will be an hour. Charges will start at the time of booking unless any delay is justified. If run hour exceeds after office hours for hourly booking analysis will charge 100% extra for each hour. s for special sample preparation for any instrument will be on request. CAARU 1 of 7

* *Conditions apply CENTRAL ANALYTICAL AND APPLIED RESEARCH UNIT List for Sample Preparation and Analysis POWDER DIFFRACTION (XRD) 1 Routine Sample Preparation 10 25 10 25 5 2 XRD data acquisition 20 55 10 25 10 3 Phase Identification.(phases with intensity of strongest peak height) 20 55 10 25 5 4 5 Quantitative Phase Analysis by Rietveld Method. (quantification of phases with known crystal structures and incorporated into ICSD) Clay minerals determination (Air day, Ethylene Glycol treatment, Heat treatment). 20 55 10 25 10 30 80 20 55 10 X RAY FLUORESCENCE (XRF) 1 Major elements 45 120 30 80 15 2 Trace Elements 45 120 30 80 15 2 Major elements and Trace Elements 75 195 40 105 20 CAARU 2 of 7

List for Sample Preparation and Analysis FIELD EMISSION SCANNING ELECTORN MICROSCOPE (SEM) 1 2 High-quality black and white photomicrographs at various magnifications and photomicrograph descriptions. Analysis of material samples (Energy Dispersive spectrometry (EDS), Semi-qualitative element analysis. 40 105 30 80 15 45 120 35 90 20 3 Both Imaging and EDS 55 145 40 105 25 4 Analysis per hour basis NA NA 45 105 30 ICP MS/OES 1 Direct Analysis (Processed Samples) 40 105 15 40 10 2 Sample Preparation (Liquid samples) 10 25 5 15 5 3 For Solid samples extra charges will be apply as per the preparation required ESI-MS CAARU 3 of 7

List for Sample Preparation and Analysis 1 Molecular weight analysis - ESI 10 25 5 15 3 GC-FID 1 Direct Analysis - Qualitative 30 80 15 40 5 HPTLC GC-MS MS 1 Qualitative with library match up to 20 peak 40 105 30 80 15 Qualitative Quantitative Qualitative Quantitative Qualitative Quantitative USD OR USD OR OR 1 Processed 10 25 12 30 5 15 10 25 3 5 2 Un Processed 15 40 17 45 12 30 15 40 10 12 CAARU 4 of 7

List for Sample Preparation and Analysis 2 Sample Preparation 15 40 10 25 5 3 Library match charges per peak after 20 peak 2 6 1 3 0.5 IC* 1 7 Anions- Fl -, Cl -, Br -, NO2 -, NO3 -, PO4-3, SO4-2 30 80 15 40 10 Anions 2 Individual Anions 6 16 4 10 2 3 6 Cations- Li +, Na +, K +, Ca +2, Mg +2,NH4 + 30 80 15 40 10 Cations 4 Individual Cations 6 16 4 10 2 Above rates for IC analysis is without sample processing (without conductivity determination and dilution). For sample preparation extra charges will apply (on request) *For IC analysis, pre arrangement will be required before sample submission. Quantitative analysis by Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Service Per 1-5 6-10 11-20 Compound Compounds Compounds Compounds above 20 USD OR USD CAARU 5 of 7

List for Sample Preparation and Analysis 1 Direct Analysis (Processed Sample) 2 Sample Preparation 30 80 45 105 65 170 2 6 10 25 15 40 30 80 1 3 5-10 - 20-1 - 15 OR/ 40 USD per sample 5 OR/ 15 USD per sample 3 OR MALDI BIOTYPER 1 Direct 2 6 1.5 4 1 2 Formic acid Extraction 2.5 7 2 6 1.5 MALDI TOF TOF 1 Sample Preparation (Protein Digestion) 20 55 10 25 5 2 Molecular weight analysis 15 40 5 15 5 3 Protein Identification on request CAARU 6 of 7

List for Sample Preparation and Analysis FLOW CYTOMETER 1 Analysis Per hour 50 130 30 80 20 GENETIC ANALYZER S. No. Service type Comment 1 Run plate only One run = 16 reactions 6 16 5 15 4 2 Run plate only Two run = 32reactions 12 35 10 25 8 3 Run plate only three run = 48reactions 18 50 15 40 12 4 Run plate only four run = 64 reactions 24 65 20 55 16 5 Run plate only Five run= 80 reactions 30 80 25 65 20 6 Run plate only Six run= 96 reaction 36 95 30 80 24 7 DNA Run machine (Per Sample) Primers should be provided 15 40 8 20 6 8 Raw Samples - Including Sample preparation (Per Sample Rate) 30 80 14 40 12 9 Bioinformatics & Data Analysis 27 72 12 35 10 CAARU 7 of 7

List for Sample Preparation and Analysis NMR S No. Service type 1 Proton 15 40 10 25 5 For Carbon and 2D analysis (Hourly Basis) 2 1-6 Hours 25/hr 65/hr 15/hr 40/hr 10hr 3 Every hour after 6th hour 15/hr 40/hr 10/hr 25/hr 5/hr Information about s All prices are based on single sample submission. All charges are in Omani Rials and USD All charges are subjected to change without prior notice. Discounts: The number of samples to obtain a discount is: 11-50 samples - 10% discount.50 and more samples - 20% discount. : Includes all non-academic private and government sectors. In addition to any project funded by industry as a part of services provided by. : is any other NON- academic institutions, e.g. University of Nizwa, Caledonian College of Engineering..etc. : Includes Internal grant, TRC, Postgraduate students*, HM Grants and any other grants. *Exceptions apply Routine analyses are usually completed within 10 working days from the day of receipt. Payment terms are net 30 days of invoice date. Some sample types may require lengthy preparation and/or clean-up procedures. In such case, a sample preparation charge will be applied. For more Information kindly mail us your request and query to email: caaru@squ.edu.om CAARU 8 of 7