| Coded | Yes |
|---|---|
| Element | Copper – Cu |
| Instrument Compatibility | All Agilent AA systems |
| Lamp Type | UltrAA |
| Number of Elements | 1 |
| Outer Diameter (OD) | 38 mm |
| UNSPSC Code | 39101600 |
Answer:Gold (Au), using a coded single-element hollow cathode radiation source.
Answer:The boosted high-intensity discharge is designed to improve analytical signal intensity and reduce measurement noise.
Answer:No. It is an atomic absorption radiation source; calibration standards are separate consumables.
The Agilent UltrAA high-intensity coded hollow cathode lamp provides the element-specific radiation source used for gold determination by atomic absorption spectrometry. It is a single-element boosted-discharge lamp with coding for automatic recognition by compatible Agilent AA instruments. The high-intensity lamp format supports measurements where improved signal intensity and reduced baseline noise are valuable at low analyte concentrations. Install it in the correct lamp position, verify the gold analytical line and instrument method, and allow the source to stabilize before optimizing the optical alignment and measurement conditions. Flame or graphite-furnace operation, lamp current, and background correction must follow the validated gold method and instrument configuration. Lamp coding and mechanical fit do not establish compatibility with unrelated brands or non-AA detectors. This is a spectral radiation source, not a gold calibration standard or sample reagent.
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