Description
ICP-MS multi-element standard solution CR-54 ROTI®Star is a ready-to-use calibration standard containing 22 elements in 5 % HNO3 for inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry workflows. Element concentrations are specified as Ag (10), Al (100), As (20), B (100), Ca (1000), Cd (10), Co (20), Cr (20), Cu (100), Fe (1000), K (1000), Mg (1000), Mn (100), Mo (20), Na (1000), Ni (20), P (1000), Pb (10), Sb (20), Se (20), U (10) and Zn (200) mg/l. Physical data include density (D) of approximately 1 g/cm³ and boiling point (bp) above 83 °C; the solution is associated with UN number 2031. Supplied in a 100 ml pack from manufacturer Carl ROTH, the standard supports multi-element calibration and quality-control steps in analytical laboratories working with ICP-MS. The nitric acid matrix and defined element set make it suitable for establishing response factors across a broad suite of analytes in a single preparation, streamlining routine instrument setup and verification.
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Key features
- Ag (Silver): 10 mg/l
- Al (Aluminium): 100 mg/l
- As (Arsenic): 20 mg/l
- B (Boron): 100 mg/l
- Ca (Calcium): 1000 mg/l
- Cd (Cadmium): 10 mg/l
- Co (Cobalt): 20 mg/l
- Cr (Chrom): 20 mg/l
- Cu (Copper): 100 mg/l
- Fe (Iron): 1000 mg/l
- Pack size: 100 ml
- Density: ~1 g/cm³
- Boiling point: >83 °C
- Product: CR-54 ROTI®Star ICP-MS multi-element standard
- Matrix: 22 elements in 5 % HNO3
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ICP-MS Multi-Element Standard Solution, CR-54 ROTI®Star 22 elements in 5 % HNO3 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in ICP, AAS & ion standards, inside Analytical standards & reference materials, in Lab chemicals.
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