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Flame Photometer
Flame photometry is used to determine the concentration of alkaline earth and alkali elements (in inorganic chemical analysis to determine the concentration of certain metal ions such as sodium, potassium, lithium and calcium) in aqueous solutions and is a simple and particularly cost-effective alternative to analyses such as plasma emission spectrometry or atomic absorption spectrometry.
Flame photometry applications
Flame photometers are mainly used in laboratories and process operations in the pharmaceutical, environmental, beverage, food, chemical and cement industries.
Pharmaceutical industry
Determination of the concentration of sodium and potassium ions in injection solutions, such as NaCl solution or others
Product control and indirect quality testing of various substances on sodium, potassium or lithium
Determination of the concentration in pharmaceutical reagents, in blood collection, final products are checked for the correct chemical composition using a flame photometry device.
Beverage industry
Flame photometry in determining the amount of sodium, potassium and calcium in various liquids such as fruit juice, vegetable juice and soft drinks.
Food industry
Flame photometry in monitoring compliance with sodium and potassium restrictions in foods. In the production of milk, food and powdered milk, its quality can also be measured and controlled using a photometer.
Environmental analysis
Flame photometry in laboratory measurements to determine alkaline and alkaline earth elements
Soil quality monitoring and water analysis
Control of fertilizer residues in soil and registration of fertilizer in water
Measurement of impurities in water
Control of discharged wastewater for potassium, sodium and magnesium
Chemical industry
For final inspection or inspection of chemical product inputs
Determination of sodium and potassium concentrations in fertilizer production and process control
Ultrapure water inspection
Cement industry
Inspection of sodium, potassium or calcium content in the construction and cement industries.
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