Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometer for Trace Determination of 11 Heavy Metal Elements

Chromatography

Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometer for Trace Determination of 11 Heavy Metal Elements

12 Sep, 2011

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Beijing Beifen-Ruili Analytical Instrument (Group) Co Ltd
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Beijing Beifen-Ruili Analytical Instrument (Group) Co. Ltd (BFRL) has developed a new Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometer that can determine up to 11 heavy metal elements in ultra trace level. Compared with the traditional AAS-HVG, AF-630A/640A Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometer functions with a much higher sensitivity level and lower detection limit. It can be used in the field of food inspection, environmental protection, water and hydrology, agriculture, life sciences, clinical, pharmaceutical, education and research applications.

Product highlights include: ultra trace level (ng/mL) determination of As, Sb, Bi, Zn, Cd, Hg, Ge, Sn, Pb, Se and Te; double channels/triple channels, two elements/three elements determination simultaneously; able to upgrade to atomic fluorescence speciation analyser; and especially suitable for geologic samples, simultaneous analysis of As, Sb & Bi (AF-630A). Features: high stability light source; non-dispersive optical system; advanced gasliquid separator, with higher signal-to-noise ratio; low temperature atomisation technique; long life and high efficiency active and recycling mercury trap; and powerful function and upgrading capability.

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