Power your ICP-MS analysis: New solutions to overcome the challenges of high matrix samples and boost productivity
Fast, accurate results are essential in today’s busy laboratory, whether environmental, industrial, or contract testing, for compliance monitoring, important decision making, or meeting productivity goals and the bottom line.
Multi-element analysis of high matrix and varied samples performed by these laboratories require robust, easy to operate, and maintain instrumentation with minimum operating cost. However, increasing regulation and product quality and safety standards drive the demand for ultra-trace detection in high matrix samples requiring high sensitivity in addition to robustness and ease of use.
In Part 3 of this webinar series, discover how the new Thermo Scientific® iCAP® RQplus ICP-MS and the new Thermo Scientific® iSC-65 autosampler deliver robust, long-term analysis of high matrix samples for enhanced throughput with data demonstrating performance. Learn about differentiating features for ease of use, industry leading sensitivity, and advanced interference removal. Maximize uptime and reduce downtime with new software features for preemptive maintenance, troubleshooting, and consumable management. Finally, find out how this new system helps laboratories meet their sustainability goals.
Key learning objectives
Performing long-term, stable analysis of complex, high matrix samples using next generation Argon Gas Dilution.
Easy instrument tuning, set-up, and performance monitoring through new hardware and software features.
Maximize sample throughput and increase productivity with the new iSC-65 autosampler.
Prevent analytical drift and reduce downtime using new software maintenance and consumable assistant.
Who should attend
Laboratories performing trace elemental analyses by ICP-MS, ICP-OES, and AAS.
Laboratories starting up or looking to bring ICP-MS analysis in-house.
Laboratories performing trace elemental analyses on complex, high matrix samples such as seawater, brines, brackish water, wastewater, soils, sludges, and other challenging industrial samples.
Contract testing laboratories with high sample loads requiring quick turnaround of sample and results.
Analysts and laboratory managers interested in learning about the latest innovations in ICP-MS instrumentation that delivers enhanced robustness, high matrix tolerance, industry leading sensitivity, ease of use, low maintenance, and accelerated productivity.
Presenter: Sabrina Antonio (Regional Marketing Manager, Trace Elemental Analysis and Inorganic Mass Spectrometry, Thermo Fisher Scientific)
Sabrina’s extensive background includes senior chemical engineer and project manager at electric utilities, application specialist for atomic spectroscopy, and lead auditor for the US EPA Contract Laboratory Program (CLP) inorganic statement of work. She joined Thermo Fisher Scientific in 2015 as a technical sales specialist before becoming regional marketing manager for the trace elemental analysis product line in 2018.
Presenter: Jeff Gross (Senior Training Instructor, Trace Elemental Analysis, Thermo Fisher Scientific)
Jeff Gross is a Senior Training Instructor for both ICP-OES and ICP-MS product lines. Before joining Thermo Fisher Scientific in 2008, Jeff worked in the environmental industry for 10 years. Throughout his commercial laboratory tenure, Jeff has fulfilled many roles including Metals Department Analyst, Department Supervisor as well as Project Manager. Jeff graduated from Southeast Missouri State University with a bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education as well as a bachelor’s degree in chemistry.
