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A spectroscopic technique specially developed for elemental analysis resulting in fast, accurate and precise measurements.

The inductively coupled plasma is an ionisation source at atmospheric pressure where the incoming sample is atomised and ionised.

The ions formed are passed to the mass spectrometer where they are separated according to their charge/mass ratio. Each mass arriving at the detector is analysed to determine its abundance in the sample.

Characteristics

  • Enables multi-elemental determination of most of the elements of the periodic system.
  • Allows the measurement of isotope ratios.
  • Allows coupling of separation techniques such as HPLC.
  • Detection limits of a few ppb-ppt are achieved for most elements.
The contents of this page were updated on 06.19.2024.