A Technique for Improving Long-Term Stability in High Matrix Sample Analysis by ICP-MS

A Technique for Improving Long-Term Stability in High Matrix Sample Analysis by ICP-MS

28 Jun 2015

This poster describes a study comparing standard sample introduction set up to the ASXpress PLUS vacuum pump rapid sample introduction system for the fast and accurate analysis of seawater and urine.

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