Erbium ICP-MS Standard - Names and Identifiers
Erbium ICP-MS Standard - Introduction
Erbium ICP-MS Standard, with the chemical symbol Er, is a rare earth element that belongs to the lanthanide series. The following is a description of the nature, use, preparation and safety information of Erbium ICP-MS Standard:
Nature:
Erbium ICP-MS Standard is a silvery white metal, which is relatively stable at room temperature, but gradually oxidizes in the air. It has a higher density, with a melting point of about 1529 degrees Celsius and a boiling point of about 2868 degrees Celsius. Erbium ICP-MS Standard is a relatively soft metal that can be cut into thin sheets or threads. It has certain magnetism and is a kind of paramagnetic body.
Use:
Because Erbium ICP-MS Standard has a high absorption cross section for neutrons, it has certain applications in nuclear energy technology. It is also used as a catalyst, a pigment, and an additive for optical glass materials. In addition, Erbium ICP-MS Standard is also used in scientific research as a research material for rare earth elements.
Preparation Method:
Erbium ICP-MS Standard can be obtained through the extraction and purification process of rare earth ores. General preparation methods include chemical separation, solvent extraction and ion exchange.
Safety Information:
Erbium ICP-MS Standard are relatively safe in most cases, but this does not mean that they can be improperly processed or stored. Because Erbium ICP-MS Standard has a certain degree of oxidation, it may produce flammable gases when it reacts with oxygen in the air. When using Erbium ICP-MS Standard, appropriate protective measures should be taken, such as wearing protective glasses and gloves, to ensure a well-ventilated working environment. In addition, Erbium ICP-MS Standard should be stored in a dry, dark and ventilated place, away from combustibles and oxidants. Any handling of Erbium ICP-MS Standard should be carried out in a safe laboratory environment and following correct operating procedures and safety standards.
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