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Sulfur By ICP
Definition:
Sulfur By ICP measures the total sulfur, both organic and inorganic, by Inductively Coupled Plasma Spectrometry. The sample is diluted and shaken, then aspirated into a high energy argon plasma where it is vaporized. The amount of light measured by the ICP for the characteristic Sulfur wavelengths is converted to sulfur concentration parts per million (ppm).
Standard Test Method Used:
Reporting Measurement:
Oil - ppm (parts per million)
Amount of Sample Needed:
8 mL
Test Limitation:
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