A Dedicated, High-Performance Sample Introduction System for ICP-OES Webcast

The standard sample introduction system (SIS) of your ICP-OES determines many factors, including detection limits, precision, different matrix tolerances and overall operating costs. Learn how from the industry’s experts in sample introduction with a highlight of the superior performance of an aqueous, high-performance sample introduction system (HP-SIS) for your ICP-OES.

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Event Overview:

The standard sample introduction system (SIS) of your ICP-OES determines many factors, including detection limits, precision, different matrix tolerances and cost. Instrument performance can often be improved by careful choice of the sample introduction components, taking into account the type of samples that will be analyzed and performance objective. Learn from the industry’s experts in sample introduction to help your ICP laboratory make the right choice to achieve the best results and reduce both operating costs and downtime. A highlight of the superior performance of an aqueous high-performance sample introduction system (HP-SIS) from Glass Expansion, compared to a standard aqueous SIS.

Key Learning Objectives:

• How to achieve higher performance with routine aqueous ICP-OES samples.
• Selecting sample introduction components designed to achieve best possible sensitivity, precision and detection limits.
• Making the right choice to achieve the best results and reduce both operating costs and downtime.

Who Should Attend:

Great opportunity to learn from the industry’s leader in ICP-OES sample introduction systems and how to achieve the best results and reduce both operating costs and downtime with dedicated high-performance sample introduction systems.

Speaker

Ryan Brennan
President
Glass Expansion

Dr. Ryan Brennan, the President of Glass Expansion, Inc., runs Glass Expansion’s USA office, which supports Glass Expansion customers throughout the Americas. Before taking on the role of President, Ryan was the Product and Marketing Manager for Glass Expansion. Prior to joining Glass Expansion, Ryan worked at the National Institute of Standards and Technology as an NRC Post-Doctoral Research Associate. Ryan received his doctorate in analytical chemistry from George Washington University.

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