Agilent, 5190-8782, Sodium (Na) standard, 5,000 µg/g, in 75 cSt hydrocarbon oil, 50 g

Sodium (Na) standard, 5,000 µg/g, in 75 cSt hydrocarbon oil, 50 g

Specifications:
Analyte Count: 1
Concentration: Sodium5000 µg/gCAS #: 7440-23-5
Part Number Application: Organometallics
Part Number Application Domain: Petrochemical
Solvent: 75 cSt hydrocarbon oil
UNSPSC Code: 41116107
Volume: 50 g

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This high-purity sodium calibration standard is expertly formulated at a concentration of 5000 micrograms per gram in a 75 centistokes hydrocarbon oil matrix and supplied in a 50-gram bottle. Engineered for precise calibration and quality control in elemental analysis, it is optimized for use with atomic absorption spectroscopy AAS, inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry ICP-OES, and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry ICP-MS systems. This reference material ensures consistent and accurate baseline measurements for sodium, supporting quantification in petrochemical, lubricant, and oil analysis laboratories. Its oil-based matrix is especially beneficial for simulating real-world hydrocarbon sample conditions, making it essential for laboratories analyzing sodium contaminants in oils, fuels, lubricants, or related hydrocarbon samples. Ideal for calibration curves, instrument performance verification, and method validation, it supports compliance with stringent analytical standards. Compatible with Agilent spectrometry platforms and suitable for use with other leading elemental analysis instruments, it seamlessly integrates into diverse laboratory workflows. For comprehensive analysis, it can be paired with other oil-based elemental standards available from Agilent, enabling multi-element calibration procedures. Its robust formulation, reliability, and versatility make it an indispensable solution for laboratories focused on accurate sodium quantification in challenging matrices.