ICP optical emission spectrometer SPS3520UV
Liquid samples are atomized into a mist and introduced into an Ar plasma where the sample is ionized, atomized, and excited by the heat of the Ar plasma. Quantitative analysis of the sample is performed based on the wavelength and intensity of the emitted light when the sample returns to its ground state. It is capable of analyzing at the ppm level.
Materials Sciences and Engineering Department
(1) Individuals who belong to a department or the Materials Science Course in the Department of Physics and Engineering in Kyoto University (hereinafter referred to as “the university”).
(2) Faculty or students of Kyoto University who belong to departments or courses other than the specified one.
(3) Individuals affiliated with national or local government bodies, national university corporations or university joint-use institutions, independent administrative institutions, or corporations or organizations engaged in educational or research activities.
(4) Individuals engaged in research and development activities in companies or other organizations.
(5) Other individuals deemed appropriate by the responsible manager.
Users are responsible for the pre-treatment of standard and unknown samples, as well as the disposal of waste liquid after equipment usage.
Please bring a 500mL poly bottle for waste liquid collection and 1 L of deionized water or distilled water for each measurement.
Materials Sciences and Engineering Department
Yui Uno
075-753-5434
uno.yui.4u*kyoto-u.ac.jp
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