Introduction to Inorganic Analysis
Inorganic Analysis encompasses a wide range of methodologies aimed at the detection and quantification of inorganic compounds in diverse materials. Our services are essential for industries needing to ensure product quality, regulatory compliance, and safety.
Key Areas of Inorganic Analysis
- Elemental Analysis: Determining the composition and concentration of elements in solid, liquid, and gaseous samples.
- Metals and Alloys Testing: Analyzing metals for purity and compliance with industry standards.
- Mineral Analysis: Characterizing minerals and ores for geological and industrial applications.
Analytical Techniques Used
- Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS): A technique for measuring the concentration of elements in samples.
- Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS): A powerful method for detecting trace elements at low concentrations.
- X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF): Non-destructive analysis for elemental composition.
Applications of Inorganic Analysis
- Environmental Monitoring: Assessing soil, water, and air quality for contaminants and pollutants.
- Pharmaceuticals: Ensuring the purity of raw materials and finished products.
- Food Safety: Testing food products for harmful metals and contaminants.
Benefits of Our Inorganic Analysis Services
- Accurate Results: High-precision analytical techniques for reliable data.
- Compliance Assurance: Meeting regulatory requirements for various industries.
- Expert Consultation: Access to skilled analysts for interpretation of results and recommendations.
Conclusion
Our Inorganic Analysis services provide vital support to industries requiring detailed understanding and compliance regarding inorganic substances. Contact us to learn how our expertise can assist you in meeting your analytical needs.
