Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Arsenic ICP Standard Traceable to SRM |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 100 mL |
| Form | Liquid |
| Grade | Analytical Standard |
| Application | ICP-OES, ICP-MS, environmental testing, toxicology |
Product Description
When precision matters in arsenic analysis, the Arsenic ICP Standard Traceable to SRM from Merck (1.70303.0100) stands as a trusted choice for laboratories across India. Designed for inductively coupled plasma (ICP) techniques, this standard solution ensures accurate calibration and validation in environmental, clinical, and industrial testing.
Arsenic contamination remains a critical concern in water, soil, and food safety studies. Researchers and educators rely on traceable standards like this to maintain compliance with regulatory limits and achieve reproducible results. The SRM traceability guarantees consistency with international reference materials, making it indispensable for quality assurance protocols.
Whether you’re a student learning atomic spectroscopy or a scientist validating analytical methods, this arsenic standard simplifies workflows. Its stable formulation minimizes matrix effects, while the 100 mL pack size offers cost-effective usage for routine lab operations.
Need a reliable arsenic standard for your next experiment? Order the Merck-traceable ICP standard today and ensure data you can trust.
At eqipped, we understand the importance of authentic lab supplies. That’s why we source directly from Merck to bring you standards that meet global benchmarks. Every batch undergoes rigorous quality checks, so you focus on your research without worrying about reagent integrity.
Key Applications
This arsenic ICP standard excels in diverse laboratory settings:
Environmental monitoring: Quantify arsenic levels in groundwater, wastewater, and soil samples with confidence. The standard’s traceability supports defensible data for regulatory reporting.
Food safety testing: Validate methods for detecting arsenic in rice, seafood, and beverages, helping labs comply with FSSAI and international food safety norms.
Clinical toxicology: Hospitals and research centers use it to calibrate instruments for arsenic exposure studies, ensuring patient safety and research accuracy.
Academic training: Universities incorporate this standard in analytical chemistry courses to teach students proper ICP technique and calibration procedures.
Why This Standard Matters
Unlike generic reagents, SRM-traceable standards provide documented lineage to NIST or equivalent reference materials. This traceability chain is crucial when:
Publishing research in peer-reviewed journals where method validation is scrutinized
Submitting data to regulatory bodies like CPCB or state pollution control boards
Participating in proficiency testing programs that require standardized references
Establishing in-house quality control protocols for ISO 17025 compliance
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Safety and Handling
Risk Note: Arsenic compounds are highly toxic. Handle with extreme care using appropriate PPE (gloves, goggles, lab coat) in a fume hood. Follow local regulations for disposal of arsenic-containing waste.
Store at room temperature (15-25°C) in the original container. Keep tightly sealed when not in use to prevent contamination or evaporation.
Compatibility
This standard works seamlessly with:
All major ICP-OES and ICP-MS instruments (Agilent, PerkinElmer, Thermo Fisher)
Autosamplers and automated dilution systems
Standard laboratory glassware and plasticware (use arsenic-free containers)
What Customers Say
“The SRM traceability gave us confidence in our groundwater testing project. Results matched external lab data perfectly.” – Environmental Research Lab, Bangalore
“Students find it easier to grasp calibration concepts with this standard. The consistency between batches is impressive.” – Chemistry Professor, Delhi University
FAQs
What does “traceable to SRM” mean for this arsenic standard?
It means the concentration is verified against Standard Reference Materials from NIST or equivalent bodies, ensuring accuracy and global comparability of your results.
Can I use this standard for both ICP-OES and ICP-MS?
Yes, the formulation is suitable for both techniques. However, you may need to adjust dilution factors based on your instrument’s sensitivity requirements.
How long is the shelf life after opening?
While unopened bottles have a 2-year shelf life, we recommend using opened standards within 6 months for optimal accuracy. Always check for precipitation before use.
Do you provide a Certificate of Analysis with this product?
Yes, every batch from eqipped includes a Merck-supplied COA with lot-specific data, concentration values, and traceability information.
What’s the minimum detection limit achievable with this standard?
With proper dilution, you can achieve detection limits as low as 0.1 ppb on modern ICP-MS systems, though actual performance depends on your specific instrumentation and sample matrix.
