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Zirconium Standard Solution, in 75 cSt Hydrocarbon Oil ROTI®Star, 1000 µg/g Zr, Density (D) 0,862 g/cm³, Flash point (flp) 115 °C, Boiling point (bp) >218 °C
ROTI®Star
- Certified and traceable to NIST standard reference materials
- Manufactured in accordance with ISO 17034 in an accredited environment
- Tested in a laboratory accredited to ISO/IEC 17025
- Detailed, batch-specific certificate of analysis is available online
- Metallo-organic compounds in 75 cSt hydrocarbon oil
- Trace metal concentrations determined by ICP-OES
- Suitable for use with ASTM D4927, D4951, D5185, D5708, D6443, D6481, D6595 and other standard test methods for elemental analysis
- Many of these standards are sulfonate-based and thus contain high levels of sulfur
- Excellent for AAS, ICP, RDE, XRF and other elemental analysis techniques
- 12 months shelf life for unopened bottle
| Number of elements | 1 |
| Element | Zirconium (Zr) |
| Concentration | 1 000 µg/g |
| Matrix | 75 cSt Hydrocarbon Oil |
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