Description
Multi-Element ICP-OES Standard ROTI®Star is a ready-to-use solution for wavelength calibration II, formulated with 15 elements in 5 % nitric acid at concentrations expressed in mg/l. Intended for atomic spectroscopy workflows, it supports ICP-OES instrument checks where stable multi-element reference material is required for wavelength calibration. The preparation shows a density of approximately 1 g/cm³ and a boiling point above 83 °C, and is classified under UN number 2031. Packed as 100 ml with a net weight of 0,120 kg, the standard fits routine calibration sequences in analytical laboratories performing ICP-OES, AAS-related or related spectrometry work. This multi-element standard from manufacturer Carl ROTH belongs to the ROTI®Star range used in spectroscopy and spectrometry applications. It provides a convenient nitric-acid matrix for laboratories that need a defined multi-element solution rather than single-element stocks. Suitable for quality-control and method set-up tasks, the product helps maintain consistent wavelength performance across multi-element ICP-OES measurement series.
This article is part of Photometers & spectrophotometers, in Spectroscopy & photometry.
Key features
- Al (Aluminium): 5 mg/l
- As (Arsenic): 5 mg/l
- Ba (Barium): 5 mg/l
- Cd (Cadmium): 5 mg/l
- Co (Cobalt): 5 mg/l
- Cr (Chromium): 5 mg/l
- Cu (Copper): 5 mg/l
- Mn (Manganese): 5 mg/l
- Mo (Molybdenum): 5 mg/l
- Ni (Nickel): 5 mg/l
- Pack size: 100 ml
- Density: ~1 g/cm³
- Boiling point: >83 °C
- Product type: Multi-element ICP-OES standard
- UNSPSC: 41116107
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