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TraceCERT® Inorganic Standards for AAS, ICP and IC with a certificate of analysis

Any measurement is only as good as the reference standard used to calibrate the system. When the accuracy of your measurement matters, it is important to start every analysis with a fresh vial of the highest quality, certified reference or calibration standards. Our TraceCERT^® and Certipur^® ICP and AAS single- and multi-element certified reference material standard solutions are produced from the highest purity starting material, fulfilling both ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO 17034 guidelines.

Our AAS and ICP reference materials are ready-to-use solutions, certified and traceable to primary standard reference material from NIST. Our comprehensive documentation includes proper uncertainty calculations on the certificate of analysis issued according to ISO Guide 31 guidelines.

AAS and ICP Single Element CRM Solutions
ICP Multi-Element CRM Solutions
Titrisol^® Concentrated Single-Element Solutions
Tracecert^® CRM Mixes According To ICH Q3D Guidelines
Tracecert^® CRM Mixes for Cannabis Testing
Custom Standard Solutions

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AAS and ICP Single Element CRM Solutions

We offer a large range of single element certified reference standard solutions in various concentrations for AAS, ICP-OES, and ICP-MS applications. On the certificate of analysis for TraceCERT^® products, we provide the NIST-traceable density, information about the certification process, traceability measurements, storage behavior, the uncertainty evaluation, and measured trace impurities.

ICP Multi-element CRM Solutions

Our TraceCERT^® and Certipur^® CRM multi-element solutions include tuning solutions, periodic table mixes, toxic element mixes, ICP-MS and wavelength calibration mixes, and a graphite furnace AAS mix. We also offer several element groups mixes including alkali and alkaline metals, rare earth metals, metalloid and non-metal elements, and post-transition and transition metals.

Titrisol^® concentrated single-element solutions

We offer many AAS single-element standards as easy-to-use Titrisol^® concentrates. Simply dilute the concentrate to produce the desired standard solution. Titrisol^® concentrates are traceable to standard reference material from NIST and have a minimum expiration time of five years.

TraceCERT^® CRM mixes according to ICH Q3D guidelines

We also offer different inorganic elemental impurity mixes as CRM standard mixes with element ratios corresponding to oral, parenteral, and inhalational concentrations per ICH Q3D guidelines.

TraceCERT^® CRM mixes for cannabis testing

Trace heavy metal levels such as arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and lead may accumulate in cannabis plant material through soil and certain fertilizers. Our certified reference material heavy metal mixes are tailored to specific US state cannabis regulations and in concentrations matching regulatory requirements.

Custom standard solutions

In addition to our catalog, we also offer custom multi-component standards through our Inorganic Custom Standards Online Platform. All solutions mixes are produced under ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO 17034 and come with a detailed certificate of analysis and certification report.

Related Applications

Mass Spectrometry

Mass spectrometry (MS) is an analytical tool used to identify compounds, determine chemical structure, and assess isotopic abundance. In MS, samples are ionized, and the resulting ions are identified based on their mass-to-charge (m/z) ratios.

Atomic Spectroscopy

Atomic spectroscopy uses the energy absorbed or emitted by electrons to identify and quantify the elemental composition of a sample. It includes various analytical techniques, such as AAS, AES, FAA, GFAA, ICP-OES, ICP-MS and XRF.

Titration & Karl Fischer Titration

Titration is an analytical method to determine an unknown concentration using a solution of known concentration. Karl Fischer titration is a specific and widely used titration method to determine the water content of raw materials and finished products.

Wet Chemical Analysis

The wet chemical analysis involves identifying and quantifying the desired elements present in a liquid sample using several measuring techniques. With chemical reagents, the analyte converts a dye proportionally, which can be read-out visually or photometrically.

Calibration, Qualification & Validation

Reference materials are critical to method validation, calibration, qualification, and measurement of uncertainty. The proper selection of the reference material best suited for the testing application is vital, as results are only as accurate as the reference.

Drinking Water Testing

Clean drinking water is essential for food and beverage production. This article gives an overview of chemical and microbiological testing of the drinking water for quality and safety.

Wastewater & Process Water Testing

Water treatment is required to maintain effluent compliance with standards established by regulatory bodies. Learn about the stages of wastewater and process water treatment along with the corresponding analytical testing methods.

Soil, Solid Waste & Groundwater Testing

Soil and groundwater testing are crucial to avoid adverse impact on the environment and human health. Learn about the importance of solid waste management and methods used for soil and groundwater testing for heavy metals and other environmental pollutants.

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