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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Apr 08, 2026～May 05, 2026
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![Basic Ion Chromatography: Anion Analysis Edition [Technical Document]](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/e54/2000522068/IPROS51574567682723191568.jpeg?w=280&h=280)
A beginner's technical booklet that clearly explains anion analysis in ion chromatography!
"Basics of Ion Chromatography: Anion Analysis Edition" Content 1) Anion Analysis and Official Methods Content 2) Basic Operations and General Precautions for Anion Analysis Content 3) Measurement Examples of Anion Analysis
![Fundamentals of Ion Chromatography: Eluent & Standard Solutions Edition [Technical Document]](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/ad6/2000522895/IPROS34311757485792874228.jpeg?w=280&h=280)
A beginner's booklet that clearly explains how to prepare elution solutions and standard solutions for ion chromatography, including the water, equipment, and reagents used.
The basics and precautions for preparing elution solutions for ion chromatography are described very simply. It can also be used as training material for those conducting ion chromatography for the first time.
![Ion Chromatography Basics: Pre-treatment Edition [Technical Document]](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/402/2000524541/IPROS87318592775539041141.jpeg?w=280&h=280)
"IC: Ion Chromatography" A must-read booklet that clearly explains the sample pretreatment for ion chromatography, including combustion methods.
[Technical Data] Ion Chromatography Basics: Pre-treatment Edition Table of Contents Pre-treatment for Ion Analysis 1.1 Purpose of Pre-treatment 1.2 Is Pre-treatment Necessary? 1.3 Influence of Coexisting Components 1.4 Is Pre-treatment for Ion Chromatography Special? Sample Dissolution and Extraction 2 Dissolution 3 Extraction 3.1 Unit Operations Used in Extraction 3.2 Extraction of Ions from Oil Samples by Liquid-Liquid Extraction Method 3.3 Extraction of Ions from Solid Residues by Ultrasonic Extraction Method 3.4 Extraction of Ions from Organic Samples by Organic Solvent Dissolution - Liquid-Liquid Extraction Method 3.5 Extraction of Ions from Food Samples 4 Dissolution by Combustion Method 5 Distillation Total of 20 pages (including cover)
![Basics of Ion Chromatography: Terminology Edition [Technical Document]](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/1c8/2000526129/IPROS66635485846990869358.jpeg?w=280&h=280)
A beginner's guide booklet that clearly explains various terms used in ion chromatography.
Not only ion chromatography, but also terms used in chromatography in general are explained. It is recommended for beginners in ion chromatography.
![Basic Ion Chromatography: Column Edition [Technical Document]](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/1fb/2000526800/IPROS06337573447021475070.jpeg?w=280&h=280)
A beginner's technical booklet that clearly explains columns for ion chromatography.
It can also be used as training material for beginners conducting ion chromatography for the first time.
Introducing a technique for creating a calibration curve for ion chromatography that covers a wide concentration range in a single measurement.
In ion chromatography with a conductivity detector and suppressor, it is often the case that the calibration curve is not actually linear. Particularly when the calibration curve needs to cover a wide concentration range, applying multiple calibration curves for different concentration ranges results in more accurate measurement results. By using MagIC Net software, multiple calibration curves can be created in a single measurement. This means that the optimal calibration curve for all ions is applied, improving the accuracy of the measurement results. This method can be applied to environmental waters such as tap water, seawater, and rainwater.
![[Technical Data] IC related to NH4 and PM2.5 in exhaust gas](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/fac/2000445214/IPROS08329763169382423747.png?w=280&h=280)
We will introduce the IC analysis of NH4 in exhaust gas and the analysis of inorganic ions/oxalic acid ions in PM2.5.
Both anions and cations are achieving short-time, high-resolution analysis using high-throughput columns.
The column "TSKgel SuperIC-Anion HS" for high-performance IC enables the analysis of nitrite nitrogen in high concentrations of chloride ions.
Using the ion chromatograph "IC-8100 series" and the high-performance IC column "TSKgel SuperIC-AnionHS," it is possible to measure 4 ppb of nitrite nitrogen in a sample containing 50 ppm of chloride ions with a system that uses only a conductivity detector. When using a UV absorbance detector, it is possible to measure trace amounts of nitrate nitrogen in samples containing higher concentrations of chloride ions. For more details, please refer to the PDF document 【Technical Data】Impact of High Concentration Chloride Ions on Nitrite Nitrogen.
In the IC column "TSKgel SuperIC-Anion HS," the coexisting carbonate ions do not affect the peaks of common inorganic anions.
Using the ion chromatograph "IC-8100 series" and the high-performance IC column "TSKgel SuperIC-AnionHS," carbonate ions elute at a position that does not overlap with the peaks of the standard seven anions. Therefore, even in samples where carbonate ions coexist at high concentrations, the quantification of other anions is not an issue. For more details, please refer to the PDF document "Technical Information: Ion Chromatography and the Effects of Carbonate Ions."
