Utilizing Interference Tables for Complex ICP-OES Methods

Complex ICP-OES methods that measure many different analytes can cause difficulties in data analysis due to spectral interferences. These interferences can be minimized through proper method development and validation, but analysts still need to be prepared for difficult data evaluation to correct for interferences that cannot be eliminated. In this webinar, Mike Booth, Technical Director at Inorganic Ventures, demonstrates how to build and use interference tables to assist data workup and provide a greater confidence in measured values.