Spectroquant® quality assurance for photometers
The Spectroquant® analysis system includes photometers with cell tests and reagent tests which can be identified by barcodes pre-diluted standard solutions in various concentrations for increased reliability requirements residue-free cleaning agents Three-stage concept for internal controls Photometer Check - AQA 1 Easy to perform with certified color standards and/or Certipur® UV/VIS standards. System Check - AQA 2 R…
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Good accuracy level with precise results
Drinking water quality testing
High-quality product and economic for the purchaser. Very handy to operate.
Review Date: 11 Feb 2022 | Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
Great results.
Quality assurance
This product is very useful for the analyte validations of our agrochemicals
Review Date: 5 Nov 2018 | Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
The Spectroquant® analysis system includes
- photometers with cell tests and reagent tests which can be identified by barcodes
- pre-diluted standard solutions in various concentrations for increased reliability requirements
- residue-free cleaning agents
Three-stage concept for internal controls
Photometer Check - AQA 1
Easy to perform with certified color standards and/or Certipur® UV/VIS standards.
System Check - AQA 2
Reliable documentation by measuring the recovery with CombiCheck standard solution, Certified Reference Material standard solutions (CRM), or Certipur® standard solutions.
Matrix Check - AQA 3
Through one-time spiking with CombiCheck R-2 solution or multiple dilution/spiking with self-prepared solutions.
Error-free results with analytical quality assurance
With the Spectroquant® analysis system Merck Millipore offers a complete analytical quality assurance (AQA) concept for all Spectroquant® photometers.
This allows users to be sure at all times that laboratory processes are running within defined minimum margins of error from beginning to end, providing reliable measurement results.
Merck Millipore's ammonium standard solutions for photometric applications have an expanded measurement uncertainty of no more than 0.012 mg/l.
