Webinars

Our recorded webinar covers the selection of optimal sample introduction components and best maintenance practices to overcome the challenges of battery analysis by ICP-OES and ICP-MS. We also introduce a revolutionary ICP accessory, the Jet Vortex Interface (JVI), which allows for the direct analysis of battery electrolytes in IPA without dilution or the need for a Peltier cooled spray chamber. A detailed summary of the work conducted using the JVI is featured in our application note, "Improved Analysis for the Lithium Battery Industry: How Pure are your Organic Solvents?" which can also be downloaded at www.geicp.com.

The goal of Glass Expansion’s High-Performance Sample Introduction System (HP-SIS) webinar series is to help your ICP laboratory make the right choice to achieve the best results and reduce both operating costs and downtime. In Part II of our HP-SIS series, we tackle how to achieve higher performance with your routine aqueous samples. When selecting our Aqueous HP-SIS, we shift our focus to obtaining the best possible sensitivity, precision, and detection limits, as we are no longer concerned with the challenges associated with sample matrices containing hydrofluoric acid (HF), volatile organic solvents, particulates, or high total dissolved solids (TDS).

In this webinar we highlight the superior performance of an Aqueous HP-SIS from Glass Expansion, compared to a standard Aqueous Sample Introduction System (SIS), using the Thermo Scientific™ PRO Duo ICP-OES.

Glass Expansion’s sample introduction system is made up of three key components: a high-efficiency nebulizer, low-volume, on-axis spray chamber and our patent-pending MicroJet gas adapter. The combination of these proprietary Glass Expansion designs is what differentiates Glass Expansion's sample introduction system from other commercially available products and provides the ability to achieve up to 95% transport efficiency in single-cell, single-particle, and nanoparticle studies. This presentation introduces how to optimize the Glass Expansion system and highlights the performance that can be achieved for Single Particle, Nanoparticle and Single-Cell Analyses.

Presentation covering tips, tricks, and simple solutions to make life in the ICP laboratory easier. Justin Masone, Product Manager for Glass Expansion, focuses on Glass Expansion’s line of adapters, connectors, tubing, maintenance tools, and other frequently overlooked sample introduction accessories and components. Justin also highlights many of Glass Expansion’s website resources, such as maintenance and instruction guides, dilution and uptake calculators, and search features to help find the correct part for your instrument.