| UNSPSC Code | 41113000 |
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Answer:It adapts multimode sample introduction for compatible Agilent 5000 Series ICP-OES instruments, supporting sample routing and vapor-generation applications.
Answer:The configuration includes a drain tubing assembly, 0.01 inch ID × 0.03 inch OD capillary tubing and peristaltic pump tubing for reductant and waste lines.
Answer:Appropriate MSIS methods support hydride-forming elements such as arsenic and selenium and mercury determination, alongside routine elemental analysis.
The Agilent Multimode Sample Introduction System (MSIS) adaptation kit provides the accessory configuration needed to apply multimode sample introduction to Agilent 5000 Series ICP-OES instruments. It includes the MSIS spray chamber assembly, drain tubing assembly, 0.01 inch internal-diameter by 0.03 inch outer-diameter capillary tubing for connection to the reductant pump line, and peristaltic pump tubing for reductant and waste flow. The MSIS supports conventional aerosol introduction alongside vapor-generation approaches for hydride-forming elements such as arsenic and selenium and for mercury determination. Its thin-film reaction architecture supports a workflow that can accommodate routine elements and vapor-generation applications with appropriate reagents and operating conditions. The adapter is a specific ICP-OES sample introduction accessory, not a complete ICP-OES analyzer. Correct connections for reductant, drain, sample input and the installed torch should be established before running an elemental method.
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