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Controlling your Chemistry: A Look at Sample Prep for ICP Analysis

Controlling your Chemistry: A Look at Sample Prep for ICP Analysis

Join a hands-on workshop on the essentials of sample preparation for elemental analysis. Learn how to select suitable acids and concentrations, control temperature and pressure, and adjust sample sizes to meet the requirements of standardized methods. Live demonstrations using Anton Paar Microwave Digestion systems are included.

Key takeaways:

  • Learn how to determine the appropriate acid for your sample
  • Gain a better understanding of acid concentrations
  • Learn the role of temperature and pressure in digestion
  • Understand the ramifications of sample size
  • Gain a better understanding of EPA and FDA methods
  • Understanding of how optimized digestion enhance elemental analysis via ICP

Who should attend? 

Professionals in food, pharmaceutical, and cannabis testing, as well as academic researchers and students using ICP analysis.

Dr. Zachary Atlas (English)

Helyszín: Torrance, United States, Anton Paar USA Western Regional Headquarters Torrance
Résztvevő száma: 20
Költségek: Free of charge
Regisztráció vége: 2025. jún. 16.

Kapcsolat és regisztráció:
Mary Franck
Tel.: 8045501051302
mary.franck[at]anton-paar.com

Zachary Atlas

Dr. Atlas works as the Market and Development Manager at Anton Paar USA with the Microwave, FTIR & Raman product lines.  He is classically trained as a geochemist and has more than 25 years’ experience with sample preparation and analysis of materials including geologic and environmental samples, foods, medical & biologic materials, forensic samples, porphyrins and MOF’s among others.  He is well versed in numerous elemental analytical techniques including ICPMS, ICP-OES, AAS, XRF, EPMA, FTIR & Isotopic analyses.  While working as a research scientist, Dr. Atlas authored over 50 published works, and has developed or optimized methodology for more than 100 unique analyses covering many different fields of study.