Atomic absorption / Graphite furnace
Description of the instrument
Atomic absorption and emission spectroscopies are techniques used to determine the concentration of a specific metallic element in a sample. These two techniques require that the samples, in liquid form (diluted in acid solution). In GFAAS and GFAES, the samples are placed in a small graphite tube, which can then be heated to vaporize and atomize the sample in solution. The atoms contained in the sample are reduced to their ground state (not excited) by absorbing or emitting light at wavelengths characteristic of each element.
Model : Varian, SpectrAA 220 Z
Room : CB-2930
User Fees
Academic rates | Industrial rates |
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$7.75/h | $77.50/h |
Add $47.50/h if the operations are carried out by an operator. Add 15% of administrative costs if industrial user.
Terms of use
For external users, please communicate imperatively with Gwenaël Chamoulaud.
For internal users, all users must undergo training with Gwenaël Chamoulaud before using this equipment.
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