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12 Current white paper of SPECTRO Analytical Instruments
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Metals and Trace Elements in Aqueous Solutions
Advanced ICP-OES Analysis with Dual Side-On Interface (DSOI) Technology
13-Sep-2019
This report describes the analysis of aqueous solutions by ICP-OES with Dual Side-On Inter-face plasma observation.
Efficient Analysis of 27 Elements in Petrochemical Products with an ED-XRF spectrometer
15-Aug-2019
Learn how you can perform different petrochemical analyses quickly, accurately and cost-effectively with just one calibration
Which ICP-OES Optical Technology Offers Superior Performance: Echelle or ORCA?
06-Jul-2019
This paper explains the fundamental differences between the two leading optical designs and discusses how each technology deals with technical challenges
Comparing ICP-OES Analyzers' Plasma Views: Axial, Radial, Dual, MultiView, and New Dual Side-On Interface
17-Jun-2019
This paper reviews the concepts surrounding the optical interfaces that are available for ICP-OES spectrometers and discusses the relative strengths
X--ray Fluorescence Analysis of Polymers
29-May-2019
This White Paper examines to what extent X-ray fluorescence analysis is an appropriate technique for the elemental analysis of polymers
How to Analyze Oils Using ICP-OES with Radial Plasma Observation
16-Apr-2019
Simple, fast, accurate and precise oil and fuel analysis using ICP-OES with radial plasma observation
How new spectrometer technologies substantially cut operating costs
16-Apr-2019
This report explores how engineering innovations can significantly reduce costs — enabling substantial savings while improving performance.
Why Flame AAS Users Are Moving Up to ICP-OES
16-Mar-2019
This paper provides an in-depth comparison of these two long-established technologies used in a wide variety of elemental analysis applications
How to Analyze Sulfur and Trace Element Content in FAME
07-Jan-2019
Fatty acid methyl ester (FAME) in automotive fuels, mostly derived from vegetable oil, is currently blended with regular diesel fuel in predetermined ranges
Why ICP-OES User Are Moving up to the Latest Technology
16-Nov-2018
Several features of most conventional ICP-OES spectrometers can cause considerable trouble and expense. The difficulties can often be traced to inhere
