Description
Conikal DC Nebulizer 2mL/min – A21-1-UC2
P/N: A21-1-UC2
Cross Reference(s)
None Available
Instrument Compatibility:
Multiple Instruments
Includes:
- Includes NFT-16-75 UniFit Connector with 0.75mm ID x 1.6mm OD x 700mm long tubing (1 piece)
- DC Fitting Type 21 with Ratchet Connector
Detail:
Direct Connection (DC) Nebulizer
The Glass Expansion DC (Direct Connection) nebulizer has a UniFit sample connector which slides easily over the sample arm and an argon gas connector configured to connect directly to your ICP.
The Conikal concentric nebulizer gives the most reproducible results for standard ICP analyses. It represents the choice nebulizer for high precision, routine aqueous and organic applications.
- Material: Borosilicate glass
- High physical reproducibility ~ 1%
- TDS tolerance, typically up to 5%
- High tolerance to particulates, typically up to 75um
- Low RSD’s due to highly accurate construction
- Standard available uptake: 1, 2 & 3mL/min
What is the Conical DC Nebulizer?
The Conikal DC Nebulizer is a type of nebulizer for use in Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) analysis. It is highly precise and results are easy to reproduce when analyzing aqueous and organic samples, particularly those with moderate concentrations of dissolved solids.
- Purpose: Conical DC nebulizers are in ICP-based analytical techniques, converting liquid samples into a fine mist or aerosol, which is then introduced into the plasma for analysis.
- Material: They are typically made of borosilicate glass because it resists high temperatures and chemical reactions.
- Reproducibility: These nebulizers are known for their high physical reproducibility, typically around 1%, ensuring consistent results in ICP analysis.
- TDS Tolerance: They can tolerate a high level of Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), typically up to 5%. Therefore, this makes them suitable for a wide range of sample types.
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