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ENVIROMENTAL APPLICATIONS
Tracing pollutant sources, studying ecosystem dynamics, and monitoring climate change
ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICATIONS
Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry (IRMS) is essential in environmental science for tracing pollutant sources, studying ecosystem dynamics, and monitoring climate change. By analysing isotopic ratios of elements like carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen in air, water, soil, and biological samples, IRMS helps identify pollution sources, track nutrient cycles, and understand processes such as carbon sequestration and water utilization. This precise isotopic data supports the development of strategies for environmental protection, conservation efforts, and sustainable resource management, contributing to the overall health and resilience of ecosystems.
Environmental Instruments
The world’s most sensitive small radius IRMS
The HS2022 is the most sensitive small radius IRMS in the world. Combining superior analytical performance with reliability, flexibility, ease of use and maintenance, the HS2022 IRMS ensures that all your scientific needs are met. Backed by over 20 years of development with a no compromise approach to its engineering integrity, Sercon provides the ultimate isotope ratio mass spectrometer. This technology is available in both continuous flow and dual inlet mode, and can be interfaced to a wide range of sample preparation devices and inlets. The HS2022 IRMS incorporates many high level design features, including an extremely robust, linear and sensitive source, a stainless steel flight tube, a thoria-coated filament, and high resolution amplifiers for a large dynamic range.
ENVIRONMENTAL PREP SYSTEMS
Application Notes
Environmental
TOC-IRMS An established technique
Determining Sources and Cycling of Nitrate in an Agricultural Catchment Using δ15N and δ18O in Nitrate
A breakthrough in detection limits for δ13CDOC measurements of surface waters using thermal oxidation
Stable isotopes in tree rings via Laser Ablation – Combustion – GCIRMS
The measurement of multiple stable isotopes in tree rings and leaves with Sercon and Teledyne Cetac
Tree Ring Measurements of δ13C using Laser Ablation LA-IRMS
Paper – A new automated method for high-throughput carbon andhydrogen isotope analysis of gaseous and dissolved methaneat atmospheric concentrations
CN analysis in very small samples using the Integra2
Analysis of Southern Ocean Planktonic Species Using the Sercon EA-IRMS
Simultaneous NCS Analysis via EA-IRMS
Measuring carbon balances and greenhouse gas fluxes in soils at the Wolfson field laboratory
The impact on CO2 emissions from soil of photooxidation of pyrogenic organic matter
Ship based CN measurements with the Integra2