Description
Concentric Nebulizer High-Solids 2mL/min 30psi AC 500-65QDAC
P/N: 500-65QDAC
Cross Reference(s)
Agilent (Varian): 2010096400 or G8010-60255
Glass Expansion: ARG-07-USS2
PerkinElmer: N0775345
Thermo: 842312051331
Thermo TJA: 14186300
Instrument Compatibility:
Multiple Instruments
Detail:
Pyrex, Aerosalt (High-Solids) Nebulizer, 0.7 L/min Ar, 30 psi, 2 mL/min, Quick Disconnect, Argon Connect
Nebulizer intended for the analysis of samples containing relatively high solids (up to 15%).
Concentric Nebulizer High-Solids 2mL/min 30psi AC 500-65QDAC
A concentric nebulizer is a common nebulizer for inductively coupled plasma (ICP) mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) and ICP-OES. It’s called concentric because the sample line is concentric within the gas line.
The nebulizer has a central capillary containing liquid and an outer capillary containing gas. As a result of its structure, the gas pulls the liquid into the gas stream, breaking it into a fine mist as it moves through. This process uses the Venturi Effect, which occurs when a fluid’s pressure decreases as it speeds up while moving through a constricted area.
Application Determines Best Material
Concentric nebulizers are often recommended for ICP-MS because they produce a fine aerosol with a narrow size range at low flow rates. In fact, they can be made from glass, quartz, or PFA, depending on the application:
- Glass: For routine applications.
- Quartz: Recommended for trace analysis of aqueous or organic samples.
- PFA: Recommended for semi-conductor process chemicals, as it’s inert to HF and self-aspirates.
One potential drawback of concentric nebulizers is that they can clog when running samples with particulates. However, you can avoid issues like this with daily cleanings, especially during heavy use.
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