The innovation of Hitachi ZA3000 atomic absorption spectrophotometer is endless
The ZA3000 series atomic absorption spectrophotometer adheres to the polarization Zeeman method and dual detector real-time calibration, with the addition of Hitachi's exclusive technology, providing excellent, stable and reliable data results.
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characteristic
Polarization Zeeman background correction method is applicable to: graphite furnace/flame/hydride generation method
Tested immediately upon startup, with a more stable baseline.
High reliability data can be obtained through polarization Zeeman background correction.
Real time calibration of dual beam dual detector
Two detectors simultaneously detect the sample beam and reference beam, and the fully real-time background correction technique obtains reliable results. And there is no mechanical switching of the optical axis, resulting in higher repeatability and stability.
new technology
Dual injection technology
The use of dual pore graphite tubes in graphite furnace analysis can effectively improve sensitivity. The dual pore graphite tube increases the contact area between the sample and the graphite tube, improves the thermal conductivity efficiency, shortens the holding time of the drying process, and allows for detection with a larger sample volume in the same analysis time, resulting in higher sensitivity and lower detection yield.
Automatic boiling detection function
It can improve the accuracy of the detection results. Automatically detect boiling and mark "P" after the measured value. Based on this, it can be confirmed whether boiling has occurred and the heating program can be corrected in a timely manner.
Automatic residual removal of graphite tube
It can effectively reduce sample residue and improve the accuracy and reproducibility of detection results.
There are two automatic methods for disability removal:
Heating "mode, specifying the maximum heating time and cooling time;
Temperature program "mode, the instrument has a built-in residual temperature program, with a maximum residual temperature of 3000 ℃.
Continuous injection function of automatic sampler
After inhaling the first reagent with an automatic injection needle, inhale the next reagent through air, and repeat the cycle to inject all samples into a C-shaped graphite tube at once.
Can effectively reduce reagent contamination; Save 40% of injection time; To obtain the same test results, a lower amount or concentration of matrix modifier is required.
Analyze examples
Flame analysis of copper, zinc, lead, nickel, and chromium in soil
Even for complex samples with high salt content such as soil decomposition fluids, they are not affected by background absorption interference from coexisting substances, resulting in higher measurement accuracy. This is thanks to Hitachi ZA3000's use of polarization Zeeman correction method to remove background.
Reference standard: Chinese Environmental Protection Standard HJ 491-2019. Determination of copper, zinc, lead, nickel, and chromium in soil and sediment by flame atomic absorption spectrophotometry
Analysis of Beryllium in Water by Graphite Furnace Method
The content of beryllium in water is extremely low, and it is susceptible to interference from alkali metals in water during measurement, which affects the accuracy of the measurement. The Hitachi ZA3000 adopts polarization Zeeman background correction method, combined with an integrated platform graphite tube, which can easily eliminate the interference of coexisting substances and achieve high-precision analysis of beryllium in water.
Reference standard: HJ/T 59-2000 Determination of Beryllium in Water Quality Graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrophotometry
System lineup
Model number/ project |
ZA3000 | ZA3300 | ZA3700 | |
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Analysis method | Flame+graphite furnace | flame | Graphite furnace | |
optical system | Real time dual beam method | |||
Background correction | Polarization Zeeman method | |||
light source | 8 lights (rotating light frame) | |||
spectroscopic system | Type/Diffraction Grating | Zenil Tana type 1800 lines/mm, with a dazzling wavelength of 200nm | ||
Wavelength range, setting | 190-900 nm, Automatic peak seeking setting | |||
Reciprocal of linear dispersion rate | 1.3 nm/mm | |||
spectral bandwidth | 4th gear (0.2, 0.4, 1.3, 2.6 nm) | |||
detector | 2 photoelectric multiplier tubes (A), simultaneously detecting sample beam and background beam | |||
Flame section | combustion head | Pre mixed fish tail type combustion head | —— | |
Atomizer | Corrosion resistant and efficient atomizer | |||
Ignition method | Automatic ignition | |||
Security check function | Optical flame monitoring; Flame sensor error detection; Combustion/auxiliary pressure monitoring; Liquid level detection of waste liquid; Cooling water flow detection; When a malfunction occurs, the buffer tank of the combustion aid has the function of preventing backfire; Nitrous oxide safety system | |||
Graphite furnace section | Temperature control range | 50-2800 ℃, automatically clearing temperature of 3000 ℃ | —— | 50-2800 ℃, automatically clearing temperature of 3000 ℃ |
Temperature control method | Optical temperature control and current heating control | Optical temperature control and current heating control | ||
Sample injection method | Continuous injection method and double hole injection method without displacement | Continuous injection method and double hole injection method without displacement | ||
Gas flow control | Protective gas: Ar gas, 3 L/min Carrier gas: Ar gas 0, 10, 30, 200 mL/min. (4-speed automatic adjustable) |
Protective gas: Ar gas, 3 L/min Carrier gas: Ar gas 0, 10, 30, 200 mL/min. (4-speed automatic adjustable) |
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Security detection function | Ar gas pressure detection Cooling water flow detection Graphite furnace temperature detection |
Ar gas pressure detection Cooling water flow detection Graphite furnace temperature detection |
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- All analysis methods use polarization Zeeman correction.
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- We can provide graphite tube CII (with lower cost and higher sensitivity compared to graphite tube HR) and conventional pyrolytic graphite tube HR (7J0-8880)
Application Data
- Flame method
- graphite furnace atomic absorption spectroscopy
- hydride generation
Flame method
AA200001_1C | Analysis of Chromium (Cr) in Soil by Flame Method | download |
AA200001_2C | Analysis of Nickel (Ni) in Soil (Flame Method) | download |
AA200001_3C | Lead (Pb) Analysis in Soil (Flame Method) | download |
AA200001_4C | Analysis of Copper (Cu) in Soil by Flame Method | download |
AA200001_5C | Analysis of Zinc (Zn) in Soil by Flame Method | download |
AA190004_C | Analysis of Aluminum (Al) Using High Temperature Burner (Flame Method) | download |
AA190003_C | Analysis of Barium (Ba) in Environmental Water (Flame Method+Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA190002_C | Background correction of sodium (Na) using flame atomic absorption method according to JIS K 0102 | download |
AA190001_C | Analysis of Cobalt (Co) in Environmental Water (Flame Method+Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA140010_C | Analysis of Strontium (Sr) Content in Mineral Water (Flame Method) | download |
AA140002_C | Analysis of Sodium (Na) in High Concentration Urea by Flame Method | download |
AA140001_C | Analysis of Potassium (K) in High Concentration Urea by Flame Method | download |
AA130017_E | Analysis of Calcium (Ca) Elements in Mineral Water (Flame Method) | download |
AA130002_E | Analysis of Chromium (Cr) Element in Gelatin (Flame Method) | download |
AA130001_E | Analysis of Iron (Fe) Element in Gelatin (Flame Method) | download |
AA120035_E | Analysis of lead (Pb) element in urban particulate matter (flame method) | download |
AA120034_E | Analysis of boron (B) element in fertilizers (flame method) | download |
AA120032_E | Analysis of Lead (Pb) Elements in Food Additives (Flame Method) | download |
AA120031_E | Analyze selenium (Se) elements in environmental water using flame method | download |
AA120030_E | Analysis of Lead (Pb) Elements in Traditional Chinese Medicine (Flame Method) | download |
AA120029_E | Analysis of Cadmium (Cd) Elements in Traditional Chinese Medicine (Flame Method) | download |
AA120022_E | Analysis of Copper (Cu) Elements in Soybean Flour (Flame Method) | download |
AA120017_E | Analysis of Sodium (Na) Element in Powder Soup (Flame Method) | download |
AA120016_E | Analysis of Cadmium (Cd) Elements in Brown Rice (Flame Method) | download |
AA120015_E | Analysis of arsenic (As) elements in beverages (flame method) | download |
AA120010_E | Analysis of Cesium (Cs) Elements in Drainage (Flame Method) | download |
AA120005_E | Analysis of Lead (Pb) Elements in River Water (Flame Method) | download |
graphite furnace atomic absorption spectroscopy
AA190007_C | Analysis of copper (Cu) in different solvents (graphite furnace method) | download |
AA190006_C | Analysis of Cadmium (Cd) in Chocolate by Graphite Furnace Method | download |
AA190005_C | Analysis of Beryllium (Be) in Environmental Water (Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA190003_C | Analysis of Barium (Ba) in Environmental Water (Flame Method+Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA190001_C | Analysis of Cobalt (Co) in Environmental Water (Flame Method+Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA170003_C | Analysis of arsenic (As) element in river water (graphite furnace method) | download |
AA170002_C | Analysis of Antimony (Sb) Elements in High Salt Samples (Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA170001_C | Analysis of Chromium (Cr) Elements in River Water (Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA140006_C | Analysis of Antimony (Sb) in Steel (Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA140005_C | Analysis of Cadmium (Cd) in Lithium Hexafluorophosphate by Graphite Furnace Method | download |
AA140004_C | Analysis of tellurium (Te) element in steel (graphite furnace method) | download |
AA140003_C | Analysis of Magnesium (Mg) in Lithium Hexafluorophosphate by Graphite Furnace Method | download |
AA120026_E | Analyze the indium (In) element in the air of the work environment (graphite furnace method) | download |
AA120024_E | Analysis of Manganese (Mn) Elements in River Water (Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA120021_E | Lead (Pb) element in food additives (graphite furnace method) | download |
AA120020_E | Analysis of Chromium (Cr) Elements in River Water (Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA120018_E | Analysis of beryllium (Be) element in river water (graphite furnace method) | download |
AA120014_E | Analysis of Nickel (Ni) Element in River Water (Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA120013_E | Analysis of Cadmium (Cd) Elements in River Water (Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA120012_E | Analysis of Lead (Pb) Elements in Milk (Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA120009_E | Analysis of Cesium (Cs) Elements in Soybeans (Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA120007_E | Analysis of arsenic (As) element in river water (graphite furnace method) | download |
AA120006_E | Analysis of Antimony (Sb) Element in River Water (Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
AA120004_E | Analysis of Boron (B) Element in Mineral Water (Graphite Furnace Method) | download |
hydride generation
AA140009_C | Analysis of arsenic (As) content in glucosamine using hydride generation method | download |
AA150009_C | Analysis of selenium (Se) elements in rivers using hydride generation method | download |
application
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