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Optima 7000 DV

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Optima 7000 DV — Inventory photo — Fig. 01Optima 7000 DVInventory photo^[1]

Power

Solid-state RF power supply^[3]

Gas delivery

Gases:^[1]

Optics

Optical Emission (ICP-OES)^[2]

What it is

The Perkin Elmer Optima 7000 DV is an inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy instrument. The Optima 7000 DV is a spectrometer used for elemental analysis of liquid and other sample types.^[5]^[1]

How it works

ICP-OES instruments use a plasma to excite atoms in a sample. The excited atoms emit light at characteristic wavelengths, and the instrument measures that light to determine elemental concentrations.^[5]

The Optima 7000 DV uses automatic dual viewing to switch between axial viewing and radial viewing. The Optima 7000 DV also uses a simultaneous CCD array detector, a high-speed high-resolution double monochromator, and computer-controlled gas flows.^[3]^[6]

The Optima 7000 DV uses compressed-air shear gas to remove the cool tail plume of the plasma. The Optima 7000 DV also uses dynamic wavelength stabilization and a purged optical system to support measurement stability.^[3]^[6]

Where it fits in the process flow

The Optima 7000 DV is suited to research and quality assurance laboratories that handle varied sample sets and moderate sample loads. The Optima 7000 DV supports routine measurements, calibration checks, and data archiving through WinLab32 software.^[3]^[6]

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Power & electrical2

RF Power Supply: Solid-state RF power supply^[3]
Electrical Data: 200-240 V, 50/60 Hz, 2200W, 16/20 A single-phase^[4]

Gas & chemistry5

Gases:^[1]; Nitrogen (Pure Gas)^[1]; Nitrogen/Air (Sheer Gas)^[1]; Argon (Plasma/Torch, Auxiliry, & Nebulizer Gases)^[1]
Gases Required: Nitrogen (Pure Gas), Nitrogen/Air (Sheer Gas), Argon (Plasma/Torch, Auxiliary, & Nebulizer Gases)^[1]

Optics & imaging3

Detection Method: Optical Emission (ICP-OES)^[2]
Detector: Custom-designed solid-state CCD array detector^[3]
Optical System: High-speed, high-resolution double monochromator with purged optical system^[3]

Control & software1

Software: WinLab32 (operates under Microsoft Windows)^[3]

Dimensions & facilities1

Weight: 310 lbs^[4]

Configuration & options6

Viewing Modes: Automatic dual viewing (axial and radial)^[3]
Detection Limit (Al): 0.9 μg/L (axial viewing, GemCone nebulizer, cyclonic spray chamber, 10 s integration)^[3]
Detection Limit (As): 3.6 μg/L^[3]
Detection Limit (Be): 0.017 μg/L^[3]
Detection Limit (Cd): 0.07 μg/L^[3]
Detection Limit (Mn): 0.03 μg/L^[3]

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ConfigurationGases:^[1]
ConfigurationNitrogen (Pure Gas)^[1]
ConfigurationNitrogen/Air (Sheer Gas)^[1]
ConfigurationArgon (Plasma/Torch, Auxiliry, & Nebulizer Gases)^[1]
RF Power SupplySolid-state RF power supply^[3]
Electrical Data200-240 V, 50/60 Hz, 2200W, 16/20 A single-phase^[4]
Gases RequiredNitrogen (Pure Gas), Nitrogen/Air (Sheer Gas), Argon (Plasma/Torch, Auxiliary, & Nebulizer Gases)^[1]

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Frequently asked questions

What measurement method does the Optima 7000 DV use?

The Optima 7000 DV uses inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy. The instrument excites atoms in a plasma and measures emitted light at characteristic wavelengths to determine elemental concentrations.^[5]

What viewing modes does the Optima 7000 DV use?

The Optima 7000 DV uses automatic dual viewing. The system switches between axial viewing and radial viewing in the same sample.^[3]^[6]

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[1]Inventory photo
[2]labwrench.comlabwrench.com
[3]richmondscientific.com — richmondscientific.comrichmondscientific.com
[4]americanlaboratorytrading.comamericanlaboratorytrading.com
[5]Perkin Elmer Optima 7000DV ICP-OES | MCFF — mtu.edumtu.edu
[6]https://cdn.labwrench.com/eMan/manualNo/3693/perkinelmer_optima_7000_dv_brochure.pdf — cdn.labwrench.comcdn.labwrench.com