Agilent, 5190-8361, Beryllium (Be) standard, 10,000 µg/mL, in 5% HNO3, 500 mL

Beryllium (Be) standard, 10,000 µg/mL, in 5% HNO3, 500 mL

Specifications:
Analyte Count: 1
Chemical Type: Inorganic
Concentration: Beryllium acetate basic10000 µg/mLCAS #: 19049-40-2
Packaging: Bottle
Part Number Application: Single Element
Part Number Application Domain: Elemental Analysis
Solvent: 5% Nitric acid
Standard Type: Beryllium (Be)
Technique: ICP-OES
UNSPSC Code: 41116107
Volume: 500 mL

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This high-purity beryllium standard solution contains a 10,000 microgram per milliliter concentration of Be in 5 percent nitric acid, supplied in a 500 milliliter bottle. It is designed for precise calibration in elemental analysis techniques, notably inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry (ICP-OES) and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). Laboratories use this standard to ensure accurate quantification of beryllium in environmental, industrial, geochemical, and clinical research samples. The solution is traceable to NIST-certified reference materials, supporting regulatory compliance and reproducible data quality. It is well suited for method development, instrument calibration, quality assurance, and validation protocols. Compatible with Agilent and other major analytical instrument platforms, this standard aids in routine monitoring of trace elements, occupational exposure studies, and materials testing. When used with other certified Agilent multi-element standards, it provides a robust basis for multi-elemental workflows. Each batch undergoes stringent quality control to guarantee consistency and accuracy. The packaging resists contamination and enables convenient dispensing and storage. This solution is an essential reference material for laboratories dedicated to maintaining the highest standards in beryllium analysis across diverse research and testing environments.