Refinery Crude Oil Analysis | Metals and Trace Metals Analysis

The determination of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, sulfur, and metals in feedstocks
is critical to decision making in oil refineries. Chemetrix offers a range of Spectroscopy based solutions to determine metals and trace metals in petrochemical samples.

 

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High-Throughput Multi-Elemental Analysis of Crude Oil

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Measuring Elements in Residual Fuels and Crude Oil per Method ASTM D8322

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Petrochemical | Metals and Trace Metals Analysis

The determination of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, sulfur, and metals in feedstocks
is critical to decision making in oil refineries. Chemetrix offers a range of Spectroscopy based solutions to determine metals and trace metals in petrochemical samples.

 

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Determination of Metals in Petroleum Fractions using MP-AES

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Improved Measurement Accuracy of Wear Metals in Lubricant Oils by ICP-OES Following ASTM D5185-18

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Multi-element Analysis of Used Lubricant Oils

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Ore Analysis | Metals and Trace Metals Analysis

There is a high demand from the mining industry for more accurate, reliable and cost-effective methods for the determination of metals in ores. Accurate analysis is vital for determining the commercial value and feasibility of a mine. Achieving this can be challenging, as ore samples often contain metals over a wide range of concentrations from low parts per million to high percentage levels. Chemetrix offers a range of solutions to satisfy this need, including ICP-OES, AA and ICP-MS.

 

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Ultra-fast determination of base metals in geochemical samples using SVDV ICP-OES

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Quick and cost-effective analysis in remote locations, without the use of flammable gases

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Determination of Gold, Palladium, and Platinum in Noble Metal Ores Prepared by Fire Assay

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Water Analysis | Metals and Trace Metals Analysis

Ensuring the quality of drinking water is a primary goal for public health around the world. Most countries have enacted regulations and monitoring programs to ensure that the supply of drinking water is free from potentially harmful chemicals. The regulations typically include maximum allowable concentrations for a range of inorganic components. Trace metals are routinely monitored in both the treated water supplied to households, and the source water used for drinking water abstraction (from rivers, reservoirs, lakes, underground aquifers; and, in some regions, seawater used for desalination).

 

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The Fastest and Smartest Way to Analyze Water Samples by ICP-OES

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Measuring Cadmium in Water Title: Trace Metals in Water & Waste Samples

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Using an Agilent 7850 or 7900 ICP-MS

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