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Atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) is an absorption spectroscopic technique that determines the quantitative composition of chemical components via the absorption of light by liberated atoms in a gaseous state. Its purpose is to ascertain the metal concentration in the sample undergoing analysis.

Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy(AAS) offers economically viable alternatives for examining minute quantities of metals in biological specimens,pharmaceuticals,foods and environmental samples.It determines and analyzes trace concentrations of every element.It imparts a significant level of precision and accuracy to the analysis outcomes.

General Rules and Requirements: 

1. Liquid sample only.
2. Each liquid samples requires a minimum volume of 15ml.
3. Sample need to be clearly labelled.
4. It is necessary to filter all liquid samples.
5. All analysis prices are subject to change.

*Please kindly reach out to the designated contact person for further elaboration and additional information.

AAS 400 Perkin Elmer