ICP Lab Analysis Ultimate MS EU/NON EU

leftATI® ICP Laboratory AnalysesleftThe foundation for every successful reef aquarium is correctly adjusted, near-natural water parameters. Deviating from this water composition is the most common cause of a variety of problems in the aquarium, such as algae growth or coral death. leftAt the same time, correctly measuring water parameters presents a major challenge. The highly precise, professional ATI® Laboratory Analyses offer you the advantage of determining key water parameters (e.g., calcium, magnesium, salinity, etc.) much more precisely and reliably than with standard hobby test kits. Furthermore, you receive a comprehensive overview of a multitude of other relevant elements that can only be determined with professional laboratory analysis. leftFor this purpose, the ATI® uses a variety of highly specialized professional laboratory equipment such as ICP-OES, ICP-MS, ion chromatographs, and titrators. The most suitable measurement method is used depending on the element. leftThe ATI® laboratory, headed by Dr. Ben Funk, draws on many years of experience in analytics. We guarantee reliable, reproducible analysis results and are always available to assist you with any questions you may have about the measurement results. Your water analysis is in the best hands with us. leftAt ATI®, you can choose from three types of Laboratory Analyses: Standard, Pro, and Ultimate MS. leftATI® Laboratory Analysis Ultimate MSleftThe ATI® Laboratory Analysis Ultimate MS includes all components of the Laboratory Analysis Pro, plus the detection of MS trace elements and MS pollutants down to the ultra-low measurement range. This makes the Ultimate MS our most comprehensive laboratory analysis, setting a new standard in accuracy and reliability across all areas. The following parameters ​​are measured: Salinity Major elements: Sodium, calcium, chloride, magnesium, sulfur, potassium, bromine, strontium, boron OES trace elements: Arsenic, barium, beryllium, chromium, cobalt, iron, iodine, copper, lithium, manganese, molybdenum, nickel, selenium, silver, silicon, vanadium, zinc, tin OES pollutants: Aluminum, antimony, bismuth, cadmium, lanthanum, thallium, titanium, tungsten, mercury MS trace elements: Arsenic, chromium, cobalt, copper, manganese, nickel, rubidium, selenium, vanadium, zinc, tin MS pollutants: Lead, neodymium, niobium, zirconium, indium, germanium, gallium, mercury, tellurium Phosphate/Phosphorus Nitrate and Fluorine Alkalinity (Carbonate Hardness) Analysis of reverse osmosis water leftAdvantages of the Laboratory Analysis Ultimate MS compared to the Laboratory Analysis Pro: Hybrid analysis with double validation: Many parameters ​​are measured using both ICP-OES and ICP-MS and checked for plausibility. This allows measurement errors to be eliminated even more reliably. Measurement of MS trace elements: Trace elements such as manganese, selenium, or vanadium can be measured with greater accuracy and significantly lower detection limits down to the ultra-trace range. Element-specific detection down to 0.001 µg/L is possible. With ICP-MS, the detection limit is thus up to 10,000 times lower than with other ICP systems. Measurement of MS pollutants: Pollutants can also be detected earlier and more accurately with ICP-MS. This enables faster response to prevent problems. Measurement of additional elements: Compared to ICP-OES, Ultimate MS analysis can also measure completely new elements. These include rubidium, neodymium, or zirconium. The best of different worlds: The most suitable measurement method is used for each water parameter. leftComparison of the different ATI lang=en® Laboratory Analysesrborder=1width=100%cellspacing=1 2062 leftParameter 62 leftATI® Laboratory Analysis StandardICP-OES ATI® Laboratory Analysis ProICP-OES, IC, Titration ATI® Laboratory Analysis Ultimate MSICP-MS, ICP-OES, IC, Titration 2023 leftSalinity 23 left✓　ICP-OES 2823 left✓　ICP-OES 2823 left✓   ICP-OES 2044 leftMajor Elementsleft(without Fluorine) 44 left✓　ICP-OES　(high accuracy) 2844 left✓　ICP-OES (high accuracy) 2844 left✓　ICP-OES (high accuracy) OES Trace Elementsleft　 left　 86 left✓　ICP-OES (medium detection limits) 2886 left✓　ICP-OES (medium detection limits) 2886 left✓✓　Double Validation through ICP-OES & ICP-MS (extremely low detection limits down to the ultra-trace range) OES Pollutants 86 left✓　ICP-OES　(medium detection limits) 2886 left✓　ICP-OES　(medium detection limits) 2886 left✓✓　Double Validation through ICP-OES & ICP-MS (extremely low detection limits down to the ultra-trace range) 2044 leftPhosphate/ Phosphorusleft  44 left✓　ICP-OES　(high accuracy) 2844 left✓　ICP-OES (high accuracy) 2844 left✓　ICP-OES (high accuracy) 2022 leftNitrate and Fluorine 22 leftX 2822 left✓　Ion Chromatography 2822 left✓　Ion Chromatography 2022 leftAlkalinity (Carbonate Hardness) 22 leftX 2822 left✓　Titration 2822 left✓　Titration 2044 leftAnalysis of RO Water 44 leftX 2844 left✓　ICP-OES (high accuracy) 2844 left✓　ICP-OES (high accuracy) 2065 leftMS Trace Elements*left　 65 leftX 2865 leftX 2865 left✓ ICP-MS (extremely low detection limits down to the ultra-trace 2065 leftMS Pollutants* 65 leftX 2865 leftX 2865 left✓ ICP-MS (extremely low detection limits down to the ultra-trace Summary 85 leftSolid basic laboratory analysis for the price-conscious user left  2885 leftComprehensive laboratory analysis with all important parameters left  2885 leftComprehensive laboratory analysis including consideration of all pollutants and ultra-trace elements left  leftThe parameters ​​from the table include the following: Salinity in PSU lirAlkalinity / Carbonate Hardness Nutrients: nitrogen/nitrate, phosphorus/phosphate lirMajor elements: sodium, calcium, chloride, magnesium, sulfur, potassium, bromine, strontium, boron, fluorine OES trace elements: barium, beryllium, iron, iodine, lithium, molybdenum, silver, silicon lirOES pollutants: aluminum, antimony, bismuth, cadmium, lanthanum, thallium, titanium, tungsten MS trace elements*: Arsenic, chromium, cobalt, copper, manganese, nickel, rubidium, selenium, vanadium, zinc, tin lirMS pollutants*: Lead, neodymium, niobium, zirconium, indium, germanium, gallium, mercury, tellurium left*MS trace elements and MS pollutants – elements that can only be measured with ICP-MS in very low but physiologically already effective concentrations leftHow to do an ATI® Laboratory Analysis:ol Register at lab.atiaquaristik.com, create an aquarium profile, and scan the QR code to activate the Laboratory Analysis. Fill the sample tube with aquarium water (and reverse osmosis water, if applicable). Apply the barcodes and send them to the specified return address. You will receive status updates and results via email. /ol