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Agilent Technologies 7500 ICP-MS - Information on Sensitivity Adjustment

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Agilent 7500 ICP-MS ChemStation Operators Manual
Tuning
resolution are not good, adjust it up to -2 V.
QP bias needs to be more positive than the OctP bias by the value shown as
below:
In standard mode: 2 to 4 V (Block polyatomic ions produced from the residual
gas in the ion lens chamber.)
In reaction mode: 1 to 2 V (Block polyatomic ions produced from the residual
gas in the ion lens chamber and the Ar-related polyatomic ions, which lost
energy by reaction. If the QP Bias is set to a high voltage, the sensitivity will
also decrease.)
Reaction Cell
Reaction Mode
Switch between standard mode, cool mode and reaction mode. When a check
box is ON, it is in reaction mode and when a check box is OFF, it's in standard
mode, cool mode
H
2
Gas
Adjust the flow rate of hydrogen gas (H
2
) used as the reaction gas. The higher
the flow rate of H
2
gas, the lower the sensitivity of a sample and the intensity of
the background. Adjust the flow rate in order to make the background low
enough and to get the necessary level of sensitivity.
He Gas
Adjust the flow rate of helium gas (He) used as the reaction gas. The higher the
flow rate of He gas, the lower the sensitivity of a sample and the intensity of the
background. Adjust the flow rate in order to make the background low enough
and to get the necessary level of sensitivity.
Optional Gas (option)
On the Agilent 7500ce, if an optional gas line is added other than H
2
gas and He
gas, another type of gas can be introduced.
Information on Sensitivity Adjustment
The Agilent 7500ce can be used with no gas (standard mode) or may use a reaction
gas (reaction mode). In reaction mode, either hydrogen gas (H
2
mode) or helium
gas (He mode) is used as a reaction gas.
Even using reaction mode (H
2
mode and He mode) is used, if tuning is done in the
standard mode beforehand, tuning can be completed easily just by a partial change

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