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Introduction

The course covers all the practical theory of the technique including the choice of analytical set-up, how the technique works and the different instrument components. Problematic samples are discussed as well as common sample preparation strategies before data analysis and calibration are covered.

During the course, delegates will have the opportunity to reinforce knowledge gained through exploration of a range of case studies covering elemental analysis in pharmaceuticals, drinking water, soils, motor oil, forensics, metal speciation, isotope ratios and food / drink authentication.

 What will you learn on this course?

• You will learn the theory behind the technique of Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS)
• You will learn about all of the instrument components and the required troubleshooting and maintenance of each   
• You will learn about problem samples, and what can be done to reduce plasma and isobaric interferences
• You will gain knowledge in how to optimise a method to build a robust methodology

Å·ÃÀAV members receive a discount of 15% for this course (membership number required)

CAMS members receive a discount of 15% for this course (membership name required)

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Speakers

• Dr Giles Edwards United Kingdom

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Venue

The Open University

The Open University, Walton Hall, Kents Hill, Milton Keynes, MK7 6AA, United Kingdom

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Contact information

Dr Maria Traherne
Anthias Consulting Ltd
01480 831262
Contact us by email

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