Focus on Fusion - Easy Fusion Technique to Reduce TDS for PGM's Determination

Inductively coupled plasma or microwave plasma are among the most reliable and common spectroscopic techniques used for the determination of metals, including PGMs. These instruments are versatile and allow for high-sensitivity multi-element analysis. However, in order to achieve such high sensitivity, dissolution (partial or complete) of the samples must be performed.

For matrices containing refractory materials, as is the case for most PGM substrates, alkaline fusions typically allow a more complete dissolution and a faster analytical throughput than all other common dissolution methods combined. However, the high amount of salts in the dissolved fraction is currently affecting the popularity of alkaline fusions in the plasma chemistry world. This is particularly significant for microwave plasma which operates at lower temperatures. Therefore, it is critical to reduce the amount of salts dissolved in the sample following alkaline fusions before its introduction into the analytical system.

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Summary

  • Date: March 26 2020 - March 26 2020
  • Time: 10:30 - 11:30 (GMT-05:00) Eastern [US & Canada]
  • Event type: Webinar - Live
  • Language: English
  • Products: Claisse range
  • Technology: Borate fusion
  • Industry: Catalysts

Speakers

Janice Pitre MSc. - Application Specialist Fusion Technologies

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  • Who should attend?
    • Anyone using or considering the use of peroxide fusions for PGM determination
    • Anyone struggling with fast, easy and accurate PGM determination
    • Anyone interested in innovative sample preparation techniques
    • Plasma Spectroscopists
    • Scientific community at large
  • What will you learn?
    • This webinar will demonstrate a simple analytical strategy resulting in the reduction of total dissolved solids (TDS) from your fusion solutions allowing you to improve your detection limits and analytical performance for PGMs determination.

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