ICP-MS – Multimedia

Download this poster to learn how to prepare samples for heavy metal analysis, and the various techniques currently being used within this field.

Download this eBook to discover how the Thermo Scientific iCAP TQ ICP-MS enables exceptional interference removal even in the most challenging sample matrices.

Download this eBook to find out how iCAP TQ ICP-MS improves the removal of interferences on As and Se in environmental samples and increases the accuracy of titanium analysis in clinical research samples.

The analysis of mineral and additional trace metal screening of medicinal and recreational cannabis, as well as related products, provides key labeling information. The analysis can be carried out at all stages of production to ensure product quality control and products that are free of toxic metals.

This method was designed in response to recent and proposed food standards, both international and national, that limit inorganic arsenic rather than total, organic, or individual arsenic species such as arsenite (AsIII) and arsenate (AsV). Analysis time is 10x faster than the current FDA regulatory method, increasing sample throughput, avoided spectral interferences and dramatically increased sensitivity. Validation data from two laboratories demonstrate the method’s accuracy and reproducibility of both wine and rice matrices in a single analytical batch.

Investigating the preparation and analysis for heavy metals in cannabis using ICPOES with an ultrasonic nebulizer (USN-ICP-OES) and a low-flow mini-torch as a lower cost alternative to ICPMS.

This talk presents an overview of the newly emerging legalized cannabis market from the perspective of scientific laboratory analyses.

In an effort to show how sample preparation is done, we took your suggestions and created "Will It Digest?". Enjoy.

This work discusses the analysis of hops (as a surrogate for cannabis) for both toxic and nutritional elements with ICP-MS.

This application note describes the methodology and use of the Shimadzu ICPMS-2030 ICP mass spectrometer for the analysis of trace elements in drinking and fresh waters following the EPA 200.8 method.