Trace Element Analysis: How to be sure that those traces are really in the sample... and not in the acid. "... in each step of trace analysis the risk of contaminating the sample is real."*
same stringent specifications previously discussed for this grade.
J I Baker—the company that sells more laboratory acids for all uses than anyone else—has several acid product lines specifically designed for trace analysis. These can assure that you're not unknowingly adding contaminants and that you're actually measuring your sample... and not the contaminants in your reagents.
A note about Baker acid containers Baker offers a wide choice of safe and appropriate-to-the product containers. For example, our acids are always in clear glass, never brown. (Brown bottles leach impurities into the acid and hide discoloration and particulate matter.) Clear glass bottles with protective plastic coating are also available.
ULTREX® Acids These acids represent the ultimate in purity and product definition commerically available... JT Baker is the world's largest supplier of such ultrahigh purity acids. For the lowest blanks, for maximum product definition (actual lot analysis on
For more information Check with your local Baker distributor (there are 120 stocking locations) or write or call J I Baker; Phillipsburg, New Jersey 08865, phone 201 /8592151 or use coupon below.
In the final analysis... the professional chooses JT. Baker
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JIBaker CHEMICALS! JT. Baker Chemical Company Phillipsburg, New Jersey 08865 each certificate), for assurance that your work will not be compromised or jeopardized by impurities or uncertainties, no other acids can even begin to match ULTREX acids.
and, as with all Baker acids intended for trace analysis, only your sample is an "unknown." Currently available: acetic, hydrochloric, hydrofluoric, nitric, perchloric, and sulfuric acids.
'Baker Analyzed'® Reagent Acids (BAR) These acids—and all the other acids discussed here—are the only ones commercially available with the actual lot analysis on every container label. More than that: 'Baker Analyzed' Reagent acids are routinely subjected to more tests than required to meet ACS purity standards. BAR acids are ideal for demanding trace analysis
Baker Specialty Acids • Sulfuric acid for the Babcock Milk Test (meets Food Chemical Codex specifications). • Low-mercury acids: with mercury controlled to less than 5 ppb, they are especially suitable for mercury determinations. Available: sulfuric, perchloric, and nitric acids. Note that these specialty acids are also 'Baker Analyzed' Reagents and meet the
* "Tracing the Elements," A.J. Barnard, Jr. and R.W. Dudley, Industrial Research, March 1973.
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