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Instructions to install Agilent FTIR Sample Data, Methods and Libraries. Installed sample libraries include a selection of 200 spectra from Agilent's full FTIR spectral libraries (part number 099-2224). The CD is formatted for use with Resolutions...
Installation instructions to access the 10,000 spectra organized into nine separate libraries for ease of searching. These libraries are formatted for use with Agilent's Resolution Pro software as well as BioRad's KnowItAll and Thermo Electron's...
Application note for the determination of low levels of arsenic using flame AAS and UltrAA lamps
Application note for extending the analytical range for gold using UltrAA lamps
Application note for unmatched spectral interference removal in ICP-MS Using the Agilent Octopole Reaction System with Helium Collision Mode
A large percentage of rubies and sapphires undergo some degree of heat treatment to enhance their color and, as a result, to increase their value.
The ability to carry out fast and accurate multi-element analyses is very important to mining laboratories. Some of the world's biggest operations benefit from the productivity and precision of Agilent instruments such as the Microwave Plasma Atomic...
Critical monitoring of metallic elements for contaminants in manufacturing is vital to ensure product quality, and analysis solutions capable of identifying a wide variety of impurities are required, for both in-lab and remote use. Agilent's...
Precise analysis and rapid sample turnaround times are essential for mineral processors and geologists. In a competitive global environment, geochemical laboratories are challenged with analyzing an increasing sample load within lower and lower...
Carrying out accurate and efficient multi-element minerals analysis over wide dynamic range is a significant challenge for commercial laboratories in the mining and geochemical industries. Rising analysis costs, the stricter control of flammable gas...
Ensuring the safety of underground miners and equipment operators is a vitally important issue, and relies on a comprehensive approach to air quality monitoring. The wide array of hazardous gases that may be present within underground mine...
5000 series ICP-OES supplies reference guide
Essential Supplies for MP-AES. Learn more about maximizing MP-AES performance. See our OneNeb Universal Nebulizer in action.
Essential Supplies for ICP-MS. Learn more about maximizing ICP-MS performance. Save money and help the planet by trading in your used Pt interface cones.
Essential Supplies for Atomic Absorption. Keep your AA Spectrometer running at peak performance using these precision-engineered Agilent products.
High sensitivity, sub ppb detection limits and is faster than conventional flame atomic absorption. Best of all, the 4210 MP-AES runs on air.
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A programming toolkit that allows remote, automated elemental analysis using the safe, simple to use MP-AES instrument.
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Learn how our Fast Sequential mode increases productivity by 60% - saving not only time but also slashing the cost of gas.
The Al, B, Co, Cr, Mo, Ti, V and Zr content of samples was determined using microwave plasma atomic emission spectroscopy without neutralization of the HF digests