Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry enables sensitive simultaneous quantitative measurement of most metals and many non-metals in a variety of samples, including biological matrices. Examples include environmental analysis (water contamination), metals in biological tissues and fluids, quantitation of metals in plant material. Quantitation levels in the sub-part per billion range can be achieved for the majority of elements. Laser ablation is also available for spatial imaging of metals in tissues and other sample types. HPLC can also be coupled for quantitative measurement of metal speciation.

Capabilities

✓Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry
✓Quantitative metal analysis
✓Non-metal analysis
✓Biological matrix analysis
✓Environmental analysis
✓Sub-part per billion detection
✓Laser ablation imaging
✓Spatial metal imaging
✓HPLC coupling
✓Metal speciation

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Specifications

model	NexION 350D
technique	ICP-MS
sensitivity	Sub-ppb detection
features	Laser ablation, HPLC coupling