Agilent, 5190-8330, Calcium (Ca) standard, 1,000 µg/mL, in 5% HNO3, 500 mL

Calcium (Ca) standard, 1,000 µg/mL, in 5% HNO3, 500 mL

Specifications:
Analyte Count: 1
Chemical Type: Inorganic
Concentration: Calcium carbonate (ICP grade) (as calcium)1000 µg/mLCAS #: 471-34-1
Packaging: Bottle
Part Number Application: Single Element
Part Number Application Domain: Elemental Analysis
Solvent: 5% Nitric acid
Standard Type: Calcium (Ca)
Technique: ICP-OES
UNSPSC Code: 41113000
Volume: 500 mL

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This high-purity calcium standard delivers a concentration of 1000 micrograms per milliliter in a matrix of 5 percent nitric acid, supplied in a 500 milliliter bottle. Manufactured under rigorous quality control, it ensures exceptional accuracy and consistency for quantitative analysis in clinical, environmental, food safety, and industrial laboratories. The solution is ideal for calibration and validation of atomic absorption spectrometry AAS, inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry ICP-OES, and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry ICP-MS systems. Its traceability to NIST standards guarantees reliable and reproducible results, supporting demanding workflows in elemental analysis. The packaging minimizes contamination risk, making it suitable for high-sensitivity applications and multi-element analytical protocols. This standard can be used alongside Agilent multi-element calibration solutions, diluents, and internal standards, offering seamless integration into method development and routine instrument calibration. Suitable for both automated and manual calibration procedures, it supports a wide range of matrices and sample types. The product is optimized for compatibility with Agilent spectroscopy systems and is also broadly compatible with major instrumentation brands, ensuring flexibility across diverse laboratory setups. Consistent concentration and matrix composition contribute to comparability between laboratories and across analytical runs.