Facilities - Bain LAb
University of Pittsburgh Department of Geology and Environmental Science
INStrumentation:
Perkin Elmer NeXION 300x ICP-MS:
Inductively Coupled Plasma--Mass Spectrometry allows the measurement of metal concentrations from the aqueous phase at ppb to ppt concentrations. Collision cell technology allows for the removal of common polyatomic interferences.
Inductively Coupled Plasma--Mass Spectrometry allows the measurement of metal concentrations from the aqueous phase at ppb to ppt concentrations. Collision cell technology allows for the removal of common polyatomic interferences.
Dionex ICS-2000 Ion Chromatograph:
Ion chromatography allows automated the measurement of major anionic species in natural waters generally to the ppm level from a single sample.
Ion chromatography allows automated the measurement of major anionic species in natural waters generally to the ppm level from a single sample.
Canberra Gamma Spectrometers:
We primarily use our two broad energy germanium (BeGe) detectors for measuring Cs-137 and Pb-210 concentrations to date sediment material. However, these instruments are able to measure the concentration of any gamma decaying radio isotope.
We primarily use our two broad energy germanium (BeGe) detectors for measuring Cs-137 and Pb-210 concentrations to date sediment material. However, these instruments are able to measure the concentration of any gamma decaying radio isotope.
University of Pittsburgh
Department of Geology and Planetary Science 200 SRCC / 4107 O'Hara St. Pittsburgh, PA 15260 |
dbain at pitt dot edu
412 624 8766 Fax: 412 624 3914 |