Agilent, 5190-8465, Holmium (Ho) standard, 1,000 µg/mL, in 5% HNO3, 100 mL

Holmium (Ho) standard, 1,000 µg/mL, in 5% HNO3, 100 mL

Specifications:
Analyte Count: 1
Chemical Type: Inorganic
Concentration: Holmium(III) oxide (as holmium)1000 µg/mLCAS #: 12055-62-8
Packaging: Bottle
Part Number Application: Single Element
Part Number Application Domain: Elemental Analysis
Solvent: 5% Nitric acid
Standard Type: Holmium (Ho)
Technique: ICP-OES
UNSPSC Code: 41113000
Volume: 100 mL

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This high-purity Holmium standard solution is precisely formulated at a concentration of 1,000 micrograms per milliliter in 5 percent nitric acid and is supplied in a 100 milliliter volume. Designed for accurate and reliable calibration, it is ideal for use in trace metal analysis by techniques such as ICP-OES, ICP-MS, AA spectroscopy, and related instrumental methods. The consistent formulation ensures excellent reproducibility and minimizes uncertainties in quantitative elemental analysis. This standard supports laboratories in environmental, geological, materials science, pharmaceutical, and industrial research settings, providing dependable results for method validation, calibration curves, and quality control processes. Each batch is manufactured and rigorously tested to meet stringent quality specifications, ensuring traceability to NIST standards. It integrates seamlessly with Agilent atomic spectroscopy systems and is compatible with a wide range of sample introduction and autosampler accessories. This product can be used alongside other single and multi-element standards for multi-element calibration schemes. Clear labeling and tamper-evident packaging provide additional assurance for regulated laboratory environments. This solution streamlines laboratory workflows, supports compliance with analytical protocols, and enhances the accuracy and reliability of routine and complex elemental determinations.