Agilent, EPA-1003-1, Benzene standard

Benzene standard

Specifications:
Analysis Type: Quantitative
Chemical Type: Organic
Concentration: Benzene5000 µg/mLCAS #: 71-43-2
Format: Single component mixture
Packaging: Ampule
Part Number Application: Phenols & Aromatic Compounds
Part Number Application Domain: Food and Beverages
Quality Standard: ISO 17034
Solvent: Methanol
Volume: 1 mL

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This high-purity benzene standard is designed for reliable calibration and verification within environmental, industrial, and analytical laboratories. Formulated to meet stringent EPA guidelines, it supports the precise quantification of benzene in a range of matrices such as water, soil, and air samples. This ready-to-use solution enables accurate trace-level detection using gas chromatography (GC), mass spectrometry (MS), or GC-MS systems, ensuring compliance in regulatory testing and quality control procedures. Ideal for environmental monitoring, industrial hygiene, and academic research, it streamlines laboratory workflow and enhances reproducibility across multiple applications. Stringent quality assurance processes guarantee consistency lot to lot, reducing uncertainty and data variability. The standard is fully compatible with Agilent’s suite of analytical instruments, including autosamplers and chromatographic platforms. It works seamlessly with related calibration mixtures and consumables, supporting method development and validation in laboratories adhering to US EPA or global analytical protocols. Traceable to certified reference materials, this solution provides confidence in data accuracy and instrument performance, facilitating reliable routine analyses and advanced research studies. Suitable for both single- and multi-point calibration approaches, it assists users in achieving optimal sensitivity and linearity for target compound determination in diverse testing environments.