SILVER (Ag) ICP STANDARD SOLUTION 10 GM-L IN DILUTE HNO3 traceable to NIST

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SILVER (Ag) ICP STANDARD SOLUTION 10 GM-L IN DILUTE HNO3 traceable to NIST Specification

Appearance
Clear colorless liquid

EINECS No
231-131-3 (Silver)

Purity
High purity; concentration specified at 10 gm/L ± tolerance levels

Grade
Analytical grade traceable to NIST standards

Melting Point
962 °C (Silver base element)

Structural Formula
Ag (Silver ions in solution)

Smell
Odorless

Molecular Formula
Ag

Density
Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Poisonous
NO

HS Code
2843.90.00

Application
Used as a standard in Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) analysis for trace elemental quantification

Ingredients
Silver (Ag) dilute nitric acid (HNO3) water

Properties
Traceable ICP standard solution with precise concentrations

Solubility
Soluble in nitric acid trace silver ions present in solution

CAS No
7440-22-4 (for Silver)

Storage
Store in tightly sealed container at room temperature away from direct light and incompatible materials

Molecular Weight
107.87 g/mol

Shelf Life
Typically 12 months if stored correctly

Usage
Laboratory use for precise calibration and analytical methods in instrument calibration

Shape
Not applicable (liquid)

Ph Level
Acidic (due to dilute HNO3 estimated pH < 2)

Physical Form
Liquid

About SILVER (Ag) ICP STANDARD SOLUTION 10 GM-L IN DILUTE HNO3 traceable to NIST

SILVER (Ag) ICP STANDARD SOLUTION 10 GM/L IN DILUTE HNO3 is a high-purity, analytical-grade liquid used as a standard in Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) analysis for precise trace elemental quantification. With a clear colorless appearance and an odorless smell, this solution is stored in a tightly sealed container at room temperature. It is ideal for laboratory use in instrument calibration and analytical methods, offering precise concentrations with a shelf life of typically 12 months when stored correctly. This solution contains Silver (Ag) in dilute nitric acid (HNO3) water, with a concentration of 10 gm/L tolerance levels. It is traceable to NIST standards and is soluble in nitric acid, making it suitable for various analytical applications.