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Tellurium ICP Standard Solution ROTI®Star is a single-element standard specified at 10000 mg/l Te for atomic spectroscopy. It is listed among single-element standards for ICP-OES and is applicable to ICP-OES, ICP-MS and AAS workflows in spectroscopy and spectrometry. Density (D) is 1,12 g/cm³ and the boiling point (bp) exceeds 83 °C. The preparation carries UN number 2031. Pack size is 100 ml and the filled unit weighs 0,141 kg, giving a practical stock volume for dilution to working concentrations. Density and boiling-point data support handling decisions during transfer, heating and waste collection. This ROTI®Star tellurium solution from manufacturer Carl ROTH is identified by the Te mass concentration of 10000 mg/l, which can be entered into instrument methods and laboratory records. The 100 ml quantity suits routine calibration of plasma spectrometers without an unnecessarily large bottle on the bench. Laboratories working in atomic spectroscopy can place the standard in the same application group as other single-element ICP-OES solutions. Physical properties remain density 1,12 g/cm³, boiling point greater than 83 °C and UN 2031.
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- c (Te) as Te in 20 % HNO3: 10000 mg/l
- Pack size: 100 ml
- Density: 1,12 g/cm³
- Boiling point: >83 °C
- Product line: ROTI®Star
- Concentration: 10000 mg/l Te
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