Agilent, 5190-8587, Zinc (Zn) standard, 10 µg/mL, in 2% HNO3, 100 mL

Zinc (Zn) standard, 10 µg/mL, in 2% HNO3, 100 mL

Specifications:
Analyte Count: 1
Chemical Type: Inorganic
Concentration: Zinc10 µg/mLCAS #: 7440-66-6
Packaging: Bottle
Part Number Application: Single Element
Part Number Application Domain: Elemental Analysis
Solvent: 2% Nitric acid
Technique: ICP-MS
UNSPSC Code: 41116107
Volume: 100 mL

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This high-purity zinc standard solution is precisely formulated at a concentration of 10 micrograms per milliliter in a 2 percent nitric acid matrix, supplied in a 100 milliliter volume. It is designed for accurate calibration and quality assurance in elemental analysis using atomic absorption spectroscopy AAS, inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy ICP-OES, and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry ICP-MS. The solution ensures traceability to NIST standards, supporting reliable quantification and reproducibility in routine and advanced laboratory workflows. Its stable matrix minimizes contamination risks and enhances storage stability, making it ideal for environmental testing, clinical research, food and beverage analysis, pharmaceutical quality control, and materials science applications. The solution is compatible with Agilent atomic spectroscopy instruments and is suitable for integration into multielement calibration regimes or custom standard preparation. It can be utilized alongside other elemental standards for multi-analyte detection, method validation, and instrument performance verification in both research and regulatory environments. Each bottle is clearly labeled with lot-specific information and expiration details, supporting full traceability and compliance with laboratory documentation requirements. This standard is an essential reagent for laboratories seeking precise, reproducible results in zinc determination across various complex matrices.