ICPMS Trainee

Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) is a sophisticated analytical technique used to detect trace elements and isotopes in various samples. It employs an inductively coupled plasma to ionize the sample, which is then introduced into a mass spectrometer. This combination allows for the rapid and sensitive measurement of metals and non-metals at extremely low concentrations, often in the parts-per-trillion range. ICP-MS is widely used in environmental monitoring, pharmaceuticals, and food safety for its ability to analyze complex matrices and provide accurate results. Its speed and precision make it an essential tool in modern analytical laboratories.

FARE Labs provides advanced training on inductively coupled plasma coupled mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) on various sample matrices. ICP-MS combines inductively coupled plasma (ICP) with a mass spectrometer, creating a powerful analytical tool. This technique provides laboratories with rapid analysis and exceptionally low detection limits for trace metal determinations.

Objectives
1. Provide a comprehensive understanding of ICP-MS principles using national/ international standard methods.
2. Equip participants with practical skills for operating ICP-MS systems.
3. Familiarize attendees with data analysis and interpretation techniques.