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Answer:The RF work coil transfers radio-frequency energy into the plasma region, allowing the argon plasma to be sustained during optical emission measurements.
Answer:It is an Agilent 5000-series coil assembly and the standard copper-coil configuration for the 5800 and 5900 ICP-OES.
Answer:Copper coils are recommended for organic-solvent and high-acid applications where a gold-plated alternative may suffer more rapid surface degradation.
The Agilent copper radio-frequency work coil assembly surrounds the plasma torch region of compatible 5000-series ICP-OES instruments and couples RF energy into the argon plasma. It is the standard coil design for Agilent 5800 and 5900 ICP-OES systems. Copper construction is also recommended for applications involving organic solvents or high acid concentrations where some gold-plated coil configurations can show premature deterioration. The assembly is a plasma-generation hardware component rather than a torch, injector or gas supply part. Correct mechanical alignment and service procedures are essential whenever the RF coil is installed or replaced.
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