Oil spectrometer standard oil

In addition to detecting 24 commonly used elements, the 120C oil spectrometer can also be extended to detect 7 elements.Oil spectrometer standard oilMainly used for calibrating and calibrating spectrometers, mainly for optical line drawing, daily standardization inspection, and * standardization testing.

Model: CS-7-100-200, suitable for spectrometers such as 120C and Q100.

English name:@100ug/g in 75cst Mineral Oil .

The seven detectable elements are: As arsenic, Bi bismuth, Ce cerium, Co cobalt, In indium, W-tungsten, and Zr zirconium.

Model: CS-7-100-200.

English name:@100ug/g in 75cst Mineral Oil .

The seven detectable elements are: As arsenic, Bi bismuth, Ce cerium, Co cobalt, In indium, W-tungsten, and Zr zirconium.

Oil spectrometer standard oilThe content of each element is 100ppm, the uncertainty of each element concentration is ± 1%, and the traceability number is NIST SRM1085b. Mainly used for optical line drawing, daily standardized inspection, and standardized testing.

Each bottle of labeled oil comes with a COA certificate.

The oil spectrometer uses a rotating graphite disk electrode for the detection of lubricating oil in use. The domestic standard is NB/SH/T0865-2013, and the standard is ASTMD6595. The use of atomic emission spectroscopy is the same as all other atomic emission spectroscopy, consisting of an excitation source that provides energy, an injection system, an optical system for spectroscopy, and a detection system for signal detection.