Can I run Potassium and Sodium on the ICP-MS 7900 in No Gas mode. If so, can someone let me know what the interference equations would be?
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Can I run Potassium and Sodium on the ICP-MS 7900 in No Gas mode. If so, can someone let me know what the interference equations would be?
Hi,
You can also try to measure Na and K in cool plasma conditions. If your software don't have that option you can modify no gas mode - reduce RF power to 600W, increase Smpl Depth to about 18mm and start signal monitor to adjust rest of the parameters. You schould be able to determine Na and K down to 1ppb or lower with cool plasma conditions.
Good luck,
P.
Hi,
You can also try to measure Na and K in cool plasma conditions. If your software don't have that option you can modify no gas mode - reduce RF power to 600W, increase Smpl Depth to about 18mm and start signal monitor to adjust rest of the parameters. You schould be able to determine Na and K down to 1ppb or lower with cool plasma conditions.
Good luck,
P.