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Reproducible PPM level detection of sulphur

Exeter Analytical

WAS has developed an Inductive Coupled Plasma - Optical Emission Spectroscopy (ICP-OES) protocol.

The new protocol provides an affordable alternative to ICP-MS based methods for determining low ppm levels of sulphur in chemicals, pharmaceuticals, natural products, fuels, geological and nanoparticulate materials.

After trialling various sample weights - Warwick Analytical Service (WAS) scientists were able to determine a suitable measure to give the most accurate results.

WAS found that a larger volume of sample was more suitable but not so large that the microwave digestion process was incomplete.

The ICP conditions used for low level sulphur determinations typically requires a high purge for over an hour with the nebuliser and coil power set to axial view.

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