mercury vapor Applications
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PremiumPrecision moisture analysis instruments for mercury analysis for industrial hygienists
Keeping people safe is your calling. But when dealing with a slow-acting neurotoxin like mercury, it can be hard to tell when an environment may be hazardous. In these uncertain situations, trust Jerome®, the most respected name in mercury vapor analysis for nearly 40 years. Our rugged and reliable instruments are designed and built in the USA, so you can be confident that the Jerome will be there when you need it.
By Arizona Instrument LLC based in Chandler, ARIZONA (USA).
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PremiumPrecision moisture analysis instruments for mercury detection for first responders
Working on a hazardous materials team means being prepared for the unexpected, from toxic chemicals to unidentified powders to overturned trucks. Should “the unexpected” ever include mercury and mercury vapor contamination incident response, trust Jerome mercury vapor analyzers to keep your team and your community safe.
By Arizona Instrument LLC based in Chandler, ARIZONA (USA).
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PremiumPrecision moisture analysis instruments for mercury detection in mining
The Jerome family of mercury vapor analyzers makes it easy to comply with MSHA regulations and keep your coworkers safe from mercury vapor. All Jerome analyzers are built in the USA and are tough enough to stand up to the rigors of daily work in a mine. Whether you need a rugged, no-frills mercury analyzer, advanced data management capabilities, ultra-low-level detection, or fixed-point mercury vapor monitoring, there is a Jerome instrument that fits your needs. No matter what you’re mining or where you’re mining it, you can rely on Jerome to provide quick, accurate measurements that have been trusted by some the biggest names in mining for over 30 years.
By Arizona Instrument LLC based in Chandler, ARIZONA (USA).
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PremiumDetermination of heavy metals in food
This analytical procedure is intended for measuring the content of the elements (cadmium, lead, arsenic, tin, chromium and mercury) in the samples of food products by atomic absorption spectrometry with electrothermal atomization using an “MGA-915M” Graphite Furnace AA Spectrometer.
The method is based on measuring resonance radiation absorption that occurs when the radiation passes through a layer of atomic vapor in the electrically heated graphite furnace of the “MGA-915M” AA spectrometer. The concentration of the elements is determined from the integrated analytical signal and is calculated using a preset calibration graph. The samples of food products are digested prior to analysis in accordance with standard methods.
By Lumex Instruments Group based in Mission, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA).
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