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Why not use units of µg/g or µg/mL? When performing elemental analysis most sample preparation and data workup is done in units of µg/g, µg/mL, µg/L, etc. However, when working with pharmaceutical sa … read more

Poor sample washout or carryover effects can be the cause of inaccurate results when using ICP analysis techniques. Ideally the instrument signal should return to background levels between analyzi … read more

EPA Method 200.8 is an established and widely used ICP-MS method. It describes the analysis of water and wastes for 21 elements. Included in these 21 elements is arsenic, which has a large potential … read more

Environmental testing laboratories face increasingly stringent regulatory requirements where accuracy is non-negotiable. When your continuing calibration verification (CCV) drifts outside ±10%, regu … read more

When it comes to trace analysis using ICP techniques, precision begins long before your instrument powers on. In this episode of Bench Boost, our experts explore Chapter 3 of the ICP Operations Guide, … read more