Agilent, 5190-8275, Chromium (Cr) standard, 1,000 µg/mL, in 5% HCl, for AA and MP-AES, 100 mL

Chromium (Cr) standard, 1,000 µg/mL, in 5% HCl, for AA and MP-AES, 100 mL

Specifications:
Analyte Count: 1
Chemical Type: Inorganic
Concentration: Chromium1000 µg/mLCAS #: 7440-47-3
Format: Single component mixture
Packaging: Bottle
Quality Level: CRM
Quality Standard: ISO 17034
Solvent: 5% Hydrochloric acid
Storage Temp Conditions: Store at room temperature
Technique: Atomic Absorption
UNSPSC Code: 41116107
Volume: 100 mL

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This high-purity Chromium standard solution is expertly formulated at a concentration of 1,000 micrograms per milliliter in 5 percent hydrochloric acid, offering a stable and reliable calibration source for elemental analysis. Designed specifically for use in atomic absorption spectroscopy and microwave plasma atomic emission spectrometry, it ensures accurate and consistent quantification of chromium in a variety of sample matrices. The solution is manufactured under stringent quality controls, making it ideal for laboratories performing trace metals analysis in environmental, industrial, food, or clinical research applications. This 100 milliliter ready-to-use solution minimizes preparation errors and supports compliance with standard operating procedures, method validation, and quality assurance requirements. It is compatible with Agilent atomic absorption systems, MP-AES instruments, and is suitable for use with comparable equipment from other manufacturers. For multi-element analysis or method development, it can be paired with other certified single or multi-element standards offered in Agilent’s reference materials portfolio. The packaging ensures long-term stability and integrity, preserving the solution for routine or high-throughput workflows. This chromium standard is an essential component for laboratories seeking reliable performance, reproducible data, and regulatory compliance in elemental analysis.