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Robust and stable quantitification of 21 elements in gasoline using ICP-OES.
This application note shows analysis of hydrogen sulfide and carbonyl sulfide using the Agilent 490 Micro GC in combination with a fully deactivated sample inlet
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Deliver accurate and reproducible results for the analysis of major and trace elements in domestic sludge with reduced operating costs compared to FAAS.
MP-AES proved to be an ideal alternative to AA spectroscopy for the analysis of elements in river sediments, demonstrating excellent accuracy and stability.
Mini-QuEChERS and GC/MS/MS reduced solvent, sorbent, and ISTD cost >40% in analysis of 126 pesticides, with lower maintenance costs and lower LOQs.
The Agilent 7700x/7800 ICP-MS brings Octopole Reaction System (ORS) technology to routine environmental analysis of trace metals in drinking waters.
Guard columns made from Agilent Ultimate Plus deactivated fused silica tubing deliver superior inertness in the analysis of active compounds.
5190-8719, B100 Biodiesel Blank, Lot 000977594B, Certificate of Analysis
Guard columns made from Agilent Ultimate Plus deactivated fused silica tubing deliver superior inertness in the analysis of active compounds.
Miniaturized QuEChERS extraction and an ultra-efficient ionization source substantially reduce sample prep cost by 75%, with less solvent, solvent waste, and ISTD.
Application note for Analysis of inorganic impurities in lubricating oils by ICP-MS
Application note for practical multi-element hollow cathode lamps for atomic absorption spectrometry
Application note for Multi-element analysis of crude oil samples by ICP-MS
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Examines the use of furnace Atomic Absorption in determining seven toxic metals in drinking water and hazardous wastes.
Presents the performance of the GTA-95 Graphite Tube Atomizer in the American Society of Testing and Materials' (ASTM) graphite furnace for metals in water samples.
Pre-injection, Wet Deposition; Pre-injection, Dry Deposition & Normal Injection are compared for sensitivity, accuracy & precision for arsenic, using a nickel matrix modifier.
Application note for features and operation of Hollow Cathode Lamps and Deuterium Lamps
Application note for a 0.32 mm ID Capillary Column Approach to Contract Laboratory Program (CLP) Pesticides Analysis
Application note for the analysis of anions in power plants using CE
Application note for high-throughput semiquantitative screening of ambient air samples