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General reference materials for food,
industry and occupational hygiene
2003/2004
LGC Promochem offices
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Contents
Contents
Introduction
Introduction
Einleitung
Introduction
Introduccin
About the reference materials producers
About reference materials
About reference materials applications
About Quality Control Materials (QCRMs)
About proficiency testing (PT)
Relevant literature
Relevant training courses
General ordering information
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Food and agriculture

Dairy products
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Meat
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Fish
Shellfish
Shellfish toxins: Diarrhetic (DSP), Paralytic (PSP), Amnesic (ASP)
Fish
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Cereals and crops

Wheat
Corn
Rye
Rice
Rapeseed
Genetically modified crops
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Vegetable matter
Fruit and vegetables
Vegetable oils
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Mycotoxins
Single compounds
Multicomponent standard solutions
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Quality control reference materials from LGC
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Food Authenticity
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Lipid Standards
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Food and drink products

Processed food
Drinks
Food additives
Dye standards
Alcoholic and low alcohol beverage
Alcohol
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Animal food products
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Fertilizers
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Plants
Trees and bushes
Grasses and crops
Aquatic plants
Miscellaneous
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Industrial raw materials and products
Solid fuels
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Oils and liquid fuels
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Conostan Oil Analysis Standards

Single element standards in oil
Multi-element standards in oil
Sulphur in mineral oil
Chlorine in oil
Element blank oils
PremiSolvTM ICP solvent
PartiStanTM particle standards- Compliant with ISO 11171:1999
FTIR Operational Test Standard
Proficiency test program - Oil analysis
CONOSTAN D-Series Element (metallo-organic) Standards: D-3, D-12, D-19 (JOAP)
Conostan elements in oil custom standard request form
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Ores
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Refractories and carbides
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Cement
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Glass and ceramics
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Plastics
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Metals
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Miscellaneous
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Occupational hygiene
Filter media
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Paint and industrial sludges
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Asbestos
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Ash and particulate
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Dust and Fumes
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Aldehydes/Ketones-DNPH standards
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Pure materials
Elemental analysis
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Stochiometry
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Organo-metallic compounds
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Speciation
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Isotopes
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Standards for spectroscopy
NIST Standard Reference Materials (SRMs )

ULTRA Scientifics certified ICP/AA standards
TM
ULTRA Scientific's EnviroConcentrate kits for ICP
ULTRA Scientifics certified standards for atomic absorption spectroscopy
TM
ULTRA Scientific's EnviroConcentrates for atomic absorption spectroscopy
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Multielement standards
EPA Method 200.7
EPA Method 6010A
Standards for ICP/MS
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Ion chromatography standards
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CERTAN - The ampoule in the bottle

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Introduction
Introduction
About the catalogue
Reference materials for food, industry and occupational hygiene 2003/2004 is the first catalogue
from LGC Promochem offering a comprehensive selection of more than 1000 reference materials and
standards exclusively intended for these diverse fields of analysis
For food analysts the range includes food and beverage matrices certified for nutritional and other
analytes as well as pure standards such as food additives and colourings. Of particular interest is the
new selection of mycotoxins standards.
The industrial chapter features materials for a wide spectrum of industries from mining to textiles and
from plastics to cement. For the first time Conostan Oil Analysis Standards, focussed on lubricant/oil
analysis and condition monitoring is included.
The products described in this catalogue are sourced from national and international bodies, as well
as commercial organisations. A certificate of analysis normally accompanies each sample. However
the appearance and content of these certificates will vary according to producer.
About LGC Promochem

LGC Promochem is Europes leading supplier of reference materials. We work closely with leading
manufacturers worldwide to offer laboratories across Europe improved access to reference materials
designed to suit an increasingly large range of analyses.
Our network of offices in Europe and India together with our long experience in selling reference
materials allows LGC Promochem to work in partnership with our customers to provide fast delivery
together with good technical advice as well as dealing with complicated import and export regulations.
LGC Promochem is an authorised distributor of BCR reference materials. We currently stock more
than 2000 units of certified BCR reference materials under controlled conditions.
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Einleitung
Einleitung
ber den Katalog
Reference materials for food, industry and occupational hygiene 2003/2004 ist der erste Katalog von
LGC Promochem mit einer umfassenden Auswahl von mehr als 1000 Referenzmaterialien fr die
Bereiche Lebensmittel, Industrie und Arbeitshygiene.
Fr den Bereich der Lebenmittelanalytik reicht die Produktpalette von Matrixreferenzmaterialien wie
Lebensmittel und Getrnke, bis hin zu reinen Verbindungen wie Fettsuren oder auch Zusatzstoffe fr
Lebensmittel. Besonders interessant sind einige neue Mykotoxin-Standards.
Die Referenzmaterialien fr die Industrie umfassen Matrixmaterialien aus dem Bergbau, sowie
Textilien, Kunststoffe, Zement und viele mehr. Neu in unserem Lieferprogramm sind die Conostan
l-Standards.
Die in diesem Katalog beschriebenen Produkte stammen von nationalen und internationalen
Einrichtungen, wie auch von kommerziellen Anbietern. Jedes Produkt wird in der Regel mit einem
Zertifikat geliefert. Aussehen und Inhalte der Zertifikate sind je nach Hersteller unterschiedlich
ber LGC Promochem

LGC Promochem ist der fhrende Lieferant von Referenzmaterialien in Europa. Wir arbeiten eng mit
den weltweit fhrenden Herstellern zusammen, um den europischen Laboratorien einen leichten
Zugriff auf Referenzmaterialien zu ermglichen.
Das Netzwerk an Niederlassungen in Europa und Indien verbunden mit langjhriger Erfahrung im
Vertrieb von Referenzmaterialien hat LGC Promochem zum Partner unserer Kunden werden lassen,
der neben optimierter Lieferzeit und technischer Beratung auch komplizierte Einfuhrvorgnge
bernimmt.
LGC Promochem ist autorisierter Distributor fr BCR -Referenzmaterialien. Zur Zeit lagern bei uns
unter kontrollierten Bedingungen mehr als 2000 Einheiten zertifizierter BCR -Referenzmaterialien.
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Introduction
Introduction
Au sujet du catalogue
Le catalogue intitul : Reference materials for food, industry and occupational hygiene 2003/2004 de
LGC Promochem est la premire version regroupant une slection complte de plus de 1000
matriaux de rfrence et standards exclusivement destins aux analyses dans ces domaines.
En ce concerne la gamme qui se destine aux analyses alimentaires, celle-ci comprend des matrices
alimentaires et des boissons certifies en analytes et nutriments ainsi que des substances pures de
rfrence comme des additifs et des colorants.
Le chapitre comprenant des rfrences se destinant lanalyse industrielle se caractrise par un trs
large ventail dindustries, savoir de lextraction minire au domaine textile ou de lindustrie du
plastique celle des ciments. Nous prsentons pour la premire fois la gamme de standards
analytiques dhuiles de base Conostan .

Les produits dcrits dans ce catalogue sont issus dorganismes nationaux et internationaux reconnus
ainsi que de socits commerciales. Un certificat danalyses est gnralement fourni avec chaque
chantillon. Cependant selon le producteur, la prsentation du certificat et son contenu peuvent
varier.
Au sujet de LGC Promochem

LGC Promochem est le principal fournisseur europen de matriaux de rfrence. Nous travaillons en
troite collaboration avec les principaux producteurs mondiaux afin doffrir aux laboratoires europens
le meilleur accs possible tout type de matriaux de rfrence destins correspondre un
nombre grandissant danalyses.
Le rseau europen de bureaux LGC Promochem ainsi que notre exprience dans la distribution de
matriaux de rfrence permettent dassurer des livraisons plus rapides, un support technique en
direct sans oublier une assistance lors dimportations soumises contrles.
LGC Promochem est un distributeur officiel des matriaux de rfrence du BCR . Nous stockons
actuellement plus de 2000 units de matriaux de rfrence certifis du BCR dans des conditions
contrles.
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Introduccin
Introduccin
Acerca de este catlogo
Materiales de referencia para la alimentacin, la industria y la higiene en el trabajo 2003/2004 es el
primer catlogo de LGC Promochem, que ofrece una amplia seleccin de ms de 1000 materiales y
normas de referencia destinados exclusivamente a estos campos de anlisis.
Para los analistas de alimentos, la variedad incluye matrices de referencia de comida y bebida
certificadas para anlisis nutricionales y de otro tipo, adems de normas de pureza, como los
colorantes y los aditivos alimentarios. Cabe destacar la nueva seleccin de normas de micotoxinas.
El captulo industrial describe materiales para una amplio segmento de industrias, desde la minera a
la textil, y desde el plstico a las cementeras. Se incluye por primera vez la gama Conostan de
normas analticas basadas en el aceite.
Los productos descritos en este catlogo se han obtenido de organismos nacionales e
internacionales, as como de organizaciones comerciales. Cada una de las muestras suele ir
acompaada de un certificado de anlisis. Sin embargo, la presentacin y el contenido de estos
certificados variarn segn el fabricante.
Acerca de LGC Promochem

LGC Promochem es el primer proveedor de materiales de referencia en Europa. Trabajamos en
estrecha colaboracin con fabricantes lderes en el mbito internacional para ofrecer a los
laboratorios de toda Europa un mejor acceso a materiales de referencia diseados para adaptarse a
una diversidad de anlisis que se ampla constantemente.
Nuestra red de oficinas en Europa e India, junto con nuestra larga experiencia en la venta de
materiales de referencia, permite a LGC Promochem trabajar conjuntamente con sus clientes para
proporcionar una rpida entrega, adems de un buen asesoramiento tcnico y cumplir con los
complicados reglamentos sobre importacin y exportacin.
LGC Promochem es distribuidor autorizado de materiales de referencia BCR . Actualmente tenemos
almacenadas ms de 2000 unidades de materiales de referencia certificados BCR en condiciones

controladas.
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Reference Materials
Reference Materials
About the reference materials producers
BCR
BCR reference materials are the product of both research funding and direct action programmes of
the European Commission, in which new or improved measurement or testing methods are
developed. These programmes are aimed at improving, harmonising or standardising measurements
and testing in the European Union. BCR is part of the Institute for Reference Materials and
Measurements (IRMM) in Belgium.
LGC
LGC has a long history in the development and validation of analytical methods and the reference
materials production facility at LGC, complements this expertise. In addition LGC offers a range of
chemical and bio-analytical laboratory services across a variety of sectors including: food and
agriculture, environment, life sciences, chemicals and forensic science. LGC plays a pivotal role in a
number of programmes with both government and industry intended improve analytical standards and
performance.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

NIST produces standard reference materials (SRMs). Based in the United States, NIST has provided
reference materials to industry and commerce for nearly 100 years. NIST collaborates with companies
to provide academia and industry with SRMs for expanding areas such as air and water pollution,
which are international issues.
ULTRA ScientificTM
TM
ULTRA Scientific is recognized as a leader in the chemical standards industry and LGC
Promochem is working in close partnership with ULTRA to ensure that the requirements for high
quality environmental standards are satisfied. ULTRAs organic and inorganic calibration standards
are widely used in the analysis of drinking water, waste water, soils, sediments, foods, cosmetics and
other products.
Their manufacturing, quality control and distribution system is registered to the International ISO 9001
standard. ULTRA was among the first standards manufacturers to have its quality control laboratory
accredited to the ISO Guide 25 standard.
CerilliantTM Corporation
TM
Cerilliant Corporation is a leading supplier of chemical standards for environmental analysis and
forensic drug testing and for providing custom chemical synthesis. They were the first to produce 13C
labeled chlorinated Dioxins and Furans in cooperation with Cambridge Isotope Laboratories to meet
the increasing demand for isotope-labeled reference materials. From raw materials analysis to
continuing shelf-life studies, Cerilliants ISO 9001 system requires multiple checks to ensure product
conformance.
CONOSTAN Oil Analysis Standards
CONOSTAN is a pioneer and global leader in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of oil
analysis reference materials/standards. The pioneering innovation continues with introductions of
standards for lubricant product analysis that are benchmarks for quality, accuracy, precision, and
traceability. Their quality program is certified under ISO 9001:2000.
Others
Materials from the following organisations are also included in this catalogue:
- Agricultural Research Centre, Finland
- Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology, Poland
- International Atomic Energy Agency, Austria
- National Research Centre for Certified Reference Materials, China
- National Food Administration, Sweden
- R. T. Corporation, USA
- Swedish Meats R&D, Sweden
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It is important to differentiate between reference materials and certified reference materials.
Reference materials (RMs) are defined by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO)
Guide 30 as: a material or substance, one or more of whose property values are sufficiently
homogeneous and well established to be used for the calibration of an apparatus, the assessment of
a measurement method or for assigning values to materials.
The ISO Guide defines a certified reference material (CRM) as: a reference material accompanied by
a certificate, one or more of whose property values are certified by a procedure which establishes its
traceability to an accurate realisation of the unit in which the property values are expressed, and for
which each certified value is accompanied by an uncertainty at a stated level of confidence.
Reference materials may also be categorised as either pure materials, used to make standard
solutions to calibrate instruments, or as matrix reference materials used to validate test methods (the
matrix should be as similar as possible to the samples being analysed).
A standard solution is required to calibrate the response of a measuring instrument. A matrix
reference material is used to assess the suitability of a complete analytical measurement process. By
using a suitable matrix reference material the problems encountered with routine samples due to
speciation, extraction efficiency, completeness of matrix dissolution and possible interference can be
replicated. With these conditions if the reference material results agree with the certificate value then
the results obtained on the samples will be accurate.
When selecting a reference material for a particular application the analyst must consider the
following factors before selecting a material:
- Matrix match and potential interferences
- Analytes
- Measurement range
- Measurement uncertainties
- Certification procedures used by the producer
- Documentation supplied with the material (e.g. certificate or report)
About reference materials applications

Food safety, product quality, occupational protection and law enforcement are all dependent on
reliable chemical measurements to ensure correct and accurate decisions are made. Reference
materials are instrumental in ensuring the reliability of these measurements and thus avoiding the use
of poor quality data as the basis of decision making.
Reference materials have a wide variety of applications examples including:
- Method validation
- Instrument calibration
- Establishing traceability
- Assistance with quality control
- Qualitative verification
- As check samples to assess the performance of an analyst
About Quality Control Materials (QCRMs)

QCRMs are a new product range from LGC and have been developed for use in routine analysis. The
QCRM range offers the ideal solution for independently produced materials to meet UKAS and ISO
17025 accreditation requirements for traceability and comparability of results. Applications include
checking results for bias, establishing QC charts with traceable reference values and action limits,
estimating the uncertainty of an analytical method, training new analysts, monitoring continuing staff
competence and saving time associated with the production of in-house QC materials.
QCRMs have been priced to allow routine use in the analysis that forms the bulk of daily laboratory
analysis. Full documentation and instructions are provided with each QCRM.
Currently available QCRMs are: Meat Paste (1), Flour (1), Chocolate (1), Fish Paste (1), Fish Paste
(2), Animal Feed (1), Landfill Leachate (1), Landfill Leachate (2), Contaminated Soil (1).
The QCRM range is planned for expansion to meet customers needs for particular materials. If there
are particular materials or applications that you would like developed or if you have any other queries
regarding the QCRM range please contact the production team on:
Tel
+44 (0)20 8943 7514
Fax
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Proficiency testing (PT) is a powerful quality assurance tool for laboratories undertaking analytical
measurements. A PT scheme provider distributes test materials on a regular basis to participating
laboratories for independent testing.The results are returned to the organiser of the scheme who
makes an analysis of the results and provides a report to all the participants.
There are a number of benefits of taking part in a PT scheme:
- Provides laboratories with a mechanism to compare their measurements with others
- Enables laboratories to demonstrate the quality of their results to third parties e.g. customers,
regulators and accreditation bodies
- Facilitates the monitoring of trends, over time, in the quality of measurements
- Assists the evaluation of methods and instrumentation
- Helps and educates laboratory staff and their customers
The PT group at LGC is an accredited PT scheme provider, offering a range of PT schemes across
different measurement sectors. As international experts in many aspects of PT, LGC can provide a
range of consultancy and training services for PT providers, participants and participant customers.
Current PT schemes available from LGC include:
BAPS
Chemical, microbiological and sensory analysis of a range of beers. Jointly operated with Brewing
Research International.
CONTEST
Analysis of contaminated soils for a wide range of metals and inorganic/organic contaminants.
CRYPTS
Counting of cryptosporidium oocysts in drinking water. Jointly operated with the Scottish Parasite
Detection Laboratory under licence from the UK Drinking Water Inspectorate.
DAPS
Scheme for the alcoholic drinks industry (except beer) for the analysis of alcoholic strength and a wide
range of other parameters in fermented worts, distilled spirits, wine, liquors etc.
LGC PC1
Analysis of raw sugar used in soft drink production in association with PepsiCo Beverages
International.
MAPS
Analysis of malt and barley used by the malting, brewing and distilling industries. Jointly operated with
Greencore Malting Group.
PHARMASSURE
Measurement of a range of parameters in pharmaceutical and medicinal products.
Quartz
Measurement of a range of prescription and illicit drugs in post-mortem human blood.
SODAS
Analysis of carbonated and still soft drinks for a number of different analytes.
OIL ANALYSIS
Analysis of important properties of lubricants (new & used/in-service) such as: wear & additive metals,
particles, viscosity.
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Relevant literature
TOYTEST
Toy safety testing to the European Standard EN71.
Each scheme is run on an international basis. All schemes are managed in accordance with ISO/IEC
Guide 43:1 and ILAC Guide G13:2000. The scientific integrity and content is assured by a Steering
Group for each scheme, consisting of experts in the sector. All schemes are fully confidential, with
participants only being identified by a unique identification number. The operation of each scheme is
documented in a scheme protocol that is available on request.
For further information, please contact:
Proficiency Testing Group
LGC
Queens Road
Teddington, Middlesex
TW11 0LY, UK
Tel:
Fax:
Email:
Web:
+44 (0)20 8943 8494

+44 (0)20 8943 0654
ptgroup@lgc.co.uk
www.lgc.co.uk
Relevant literature
Applications of Reference Materials in Analytical Chemistry VAM
V. Barwick, S. Burke, R. Lawn, P. Roper and R. Walker RSC
Reference Materials in Analytical Chemistry A Guide for Selection and Use
A. Zschunke published by Springer-Verlag
Reference Materials for Chemical Analysis Certification, Availability and Proper Usage
M. Stoeppler, W.R. Wolf, P.J. Jenks published by Wiley-VCH
Proficiency Testing in Analytical Chemistry, R. Lawn, M. Thompson and R. Walker published by The
Royal Society of Chemistry
Relevant training courses

A range of training courses are available from LGC to help laboratory managers and analysts
demonstrate competence in, and keep abreast of, quality assurance issues and practices. LGCs
analytical quality training programme includes a range of training courses:
- Using reference materials in analytical measurements
- Using proficiency testing in the analytical laboratory
- Method validation
- Principles and practice of measurement uncertainty in chemical testing laboratories
- ISO/IEC 17025 implementation
- Quality systems in testing laboratories
- Statistics for analytical chemists
- Further statistical tools for analytical chemists
The majority of the courses are run in South West London at Teddington. In addition, LGC can
provide training for groups of staff at your own site, where the courses can be customised to meet
your exact needs.
For further information, please contact:
Lorraine Didinal
LGC Training Centre
Queens Road
Teddington, Middlesex
TW11 0LY, UK
Tel:
Fax:
Email:
Web:
+44 (0)20 8943 7314

+44 (0)20 8943 7631
training@lgc.co.uk
www.lgc.co.uk
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Prices and delivery procedures are shown in the price list that accompanies this catalogue, or are
available from your local LGC Promochem sales office. For products requiring special delivery
procedures (cooled shipping, special licensing, controlled substances, etc) additional charges will be
applied.
Please check with your local LGC Promochem sales office for detailed procedures and transport
charges where applicable.
Unless otherwise agreed in advance and in writing, orders are accepted only against LGC
Promochems standard terms and conditions of sale.
Once delivered to the customer, reference substances are not returnable. For this reason it is very
important for users to be certain that the product ordered meets their needs.
LGC Promochems technical staff is available to advise on the use and suitability of a particular
product. Customers requiring assistance with the use or application of a particular reference
substance should contact their local LGC Promochem office, contact details are provided at the
beginning of this catalogue.
For further information please contact any of the offices listed on page 4 or visit our website
www.lgcpromochem.com.
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Dairy products
Dairy products
Code
LGC7104 (RM)
Product
Unit
Sterilised cream - Proximates and nutrient elements
5 x 170 g
Assessed values
Ca ............................. 845 mg/kg
K ............................. 1160 mg/kg
Mg ............................... 84 mg/kg
Na ............................. 505 mg/kg
P ................................823 mg/kg
Zn ...............................3.1 mg/kg
Moisture..................70.2 g/100 g
Nitrogen..................0.40 g/100 g
Total fat.................. 22.7 g/100 g

Ash......................... 0.58 g/100 g
Indicative values for Cl, Lactose
LGC7106 (RM)
Processed cheese - Proximates
5 x 220 g
Assessed values
Moisture ................. 46.1 g/100 g
Nitrogen ................. 2.98 g/100 g
BCR-063R
Total fat ..................27.0 g/100 g

Ash ...........................5.3 g/100 g
Skim milk powder - Major and trace elements
50 g
Natural elemental levels in milk.

Certified values
Ca ............................. 13.49 g/kg
Cl ................................ 9.94 g/kg
Cu .......................... 0.602m g/kg
Fe............................. 2.32m g/kg
I ................................0.81m g/kg
K ................................17.68 g/kg
Mg .............................1.263 g/kg
N (total)........................62.3 g/kg
Na ............................... 4.37 g/kg

P ............................... 11.10 g/kg
Pb .............................. 18.5g/kg
Zn............................. 49.0m g/kg
Indicative values for Mo, N(Kjeldahl), Se
BCR-150
Spiked skim milk powder - Trace elements
23 g
Milk spiked with Cd, Cu, Fe and Hg.

Certified values
Cd ............................. 21.8 g/kg
Cu ............................ 2.23 mg/kg
Fe .............................11.8 mg/kg
Hg................................9.4 g/kg
I ................................ 1.29 mg/kg

Pb ............................ 1.00 mg/kg
Indicative values for Co, Mn, Ni, Se, Tl, Zn
BCR-151
Spiked skim milk powder - Trace elements
23 g
Milk spiked with Cd, Cu, Fe and Hg.

Certified values
Cd ........................... 101.0 g/kg
Cu ............................ 5.23 mg/kg
Fe .............................50.1 mg/kg
Hg...............................101 g/kg
I ................................ 5.35 mg/kg

Pb ........................... 2002 mg/kg
Indicative values for Co, Mn, Ni, Se, Tl, Zn
BCR-421
Milk powder - Vitamins
50 g
Spiked spray-dried powder.

Certified values
B1 (thiamin) .............. 6.51 mg/kg
B2 (riboflavin)............ 14.5 mg/kg
B6 (total pyridoxine) .. 6.66 mg/kg
NIST-1549
B12 ..........................0.034 mg/kg

C (total ascorbate).....769 mg/kg
D3 (cholecalciferol)..0.143 mg/kg
E (tocopherol) ............. 99 mg/kg

Folate (total)............. 1.42 mg/kg
Niacin.......................... 68 mg/kg
Non-fat milk powder - Trace elements
100 g
Certified values
Ca ................................... 1.30 %
Cd ........................ 0.0005 mg/kg
Cl .................................... 1.09 %
Cr ......................... 0.0026 mg/kg
Cu .............................. 0.7 mg/kg
I ................................ 3.38 mg/kg
Fe .............................1.78 mg/kg
Hg.........................0.0003 mg/kg
K ..................................... 1.69 %
Mg ................................ 0.120 %
Mn ............................0.26 mg/kg
Na................................. 0.497 %
P ..................................... 1.06 %
Pb .......................... 0.019 mg/kg
S ................................... 0.351 %
Se ............................ 0.11 mg/kg
Zn............................. 46.1 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ag, Al, As, Br, Co, F, Mo, Rb, Sb, Sn
NIST-RM 8435
Whole milk powder - Trace elements, proximates and nutrients
40 g
Reference values for major, minor and trace constituent elements, proximates, fatty acids, calories and selected
vitamins.
Indicative values for additional elements, fatty acids and vitamins
NIST-1846
Whole milk powder - Trace elements, proximates and nutrients
10 x 30 g
Certified values
Vitamin A (as trans-retinol) ......................5.84 mg/kg
Vitamin E (as tocopherol) .....................271 mg/kg
Vitamin C ................................................1146 mg/kg
Vitamin B2 ................................................17.4 mg/kg
Vitamin B6 ................................................. 8.4 mg/kg

Niacin ...................................................... 63.3 mg/kg
Iodine ...................................................... 1.11 mg/kg
Indicative values for proximates, calories, additional vitamins, minerals and trace elements
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Dairy products
Code
ARC/CL1
Product
Unit
Skim milk powder - Trace elements
50 g
A homogeneous spray-dried milk powder containing 2.0% fat.

Certified values
Ca ............................ 13.00 mg/g
Cd .................................. <5 ng/g
Cu ............................... 0.59 g/g
Fe................................ 4.54 g/g
IAEA-153
Hg...................................<1 ng/g
Mg ..............................1.23 mg/g
Mn ...............................0.44 g/g
Mo ...............................0.49 g/g
Pb .................................. 16 ng/g
Se .................................. 82 ng/g
Zn.............................. 41.68 g/g
Milk powder - Trace elements
50 g
Certified values
Br ............................. 12.3 mg/kg
Ca ......................... 12870 mg/kg
Fe............................. 2.53 mg/kg
K ............................17620 mg/kg
Mg ...........................1060 mg/kg
Na............................4180 mg/kg
P ........................... 10100 mg/kg

Rb ............................... 14 mg/kg
Zn............................. 39.6 mg/kg
Indicative values for Cu, Mn, Mo, Sr
IAEA-155
Whey powder - Trace elements
50 g
Certified values
Br ............................. 39.1 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.016 mg/kg
Cl .......................... 69200 mg/kg
Co ........................ 0.0427 mg/kg
Cr ............................. 0.59 mg/kg
Cs .......................... 0.086 mg/kg
Hg.........................0.0026 mg/kg
Mg ...........................3190 mg/kg
Mn ..............................9.3 mg/kg
Na.............................15.8 mg/kg
Ni ..............................0.54 mg/kg
P ............................16210 mg/kg
Pb .......................... 0.104 mg/kg

Rb ............................ 39.2 mg/kg
Sc........................... 0.028 mg/kg
Se .......................... 0.064 mg/kg
Zn............................. 34.3 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, As, B, Ca, Cu, Fe, K, S, Sr
BCR-282
Whole milk powder - Aflatoxin M1 (very low level)
25 g
Certified value
Aflatoxin M1 ......... <0.05 g/kg (probable content is in the range 0.01 to 0.02 g/kg)
BCR-283
Whole milk powder - Aflatoxin M1 (low level)
25 g
Certified value
Aflatoxin M1 .............. 0.09 g/kg
BCR-187
Natural milk powder - Pesticides

Compound
20 g
Certified value
g/kg
Uncertainty
g/kg
HCB ................................................................... 1.50............................ 0.2

alpha-HCH ........................................................... 1.8.......................... 0.14
gamma-HCH........................................................ 5.7............................ 0.7
4,4'-DDE .............................................................. 6.6............................ 0.6
BCR-188
Milk powder (spiked) - Pesticides

Compound
20 g
Certified value
g/kg
Uncertainty
g/kg
HCB ................................................................... 37.4............................ 2.7

alpha-HCH ......................................................... 20.0............................ 0.9
beta-HCH........................................................... 12.0............................ 1.2
gamma-HCH...................................................... 45.4............................ 2.9
beta-Heptachlor epoxide.................................... 32.0............................ 1.8
4,4'-DDE ............................................................ 51.3............................ 3.5
Dieldrin............................................................... 36.1............................ 2.4
Endrin .................................................................. 6.2............................ 0.9
4,4-DDT ............................................................ 69.0............................ 4.6
BCR-450
Natural milk powder - PCBs

Compound
20 g
Certified value
g/kg
Uncertainty
g/kg
PCB 52 .............................................................. 1.16.......................... 0.17

PCB 118 .............................................................. 3.3............................ 0.4
PCB 153 ............................................................ 19.0............................ 0.7
PCB 156 ............................................................ 1.62............................ 0.2
PCB 170 .............................................................. 4.8............................ 0.6
PCB 180 ............................................................ 11.0............................ 0.7
BCR-532 (RM)
Unspiked milk powder - PCDDs and PCDFs (blank)
60 g
Non certified values
14
ng/kg
ng/kg
ng/kg
2,3,7,8-TCDD...................... 0.10
1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD ................ 0.29
1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD ............. 0.17
1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD ............. 0.43
1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD ..............0.16
2,3,7,8-TCDF.......................0.16
1,2,3,7,8-PeCDF ...................0.1
2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF .................0.67
1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF.............. 0.34
1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF.............. 0.34
2,3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF.............. 0.39
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Code
Product
Unit
BCR-533 (RM)
Spiked milk powder - PCDDs and PCDFs (lower level)
60 g
BCR-534 (RM)
ng/kg
ng/kg
ng/kg
2,3,7,8-TCDD...................... 0.42
1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD ................ 0.86
1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD ............. 0.56
1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD ............. 1.27
1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD ..............0.47
2,3,7,8-TCDF.......................0.39
1,2,3,7,8-PeCDF ...................0.1
2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF .................1.96
1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF.............. 1.06
1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF.............. 1.03
2,3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF.............. 1.22
Spiked milk powder - PCDDs and PCDFs (higher level)
60 g
BCR-607
ng/kg
ng/kg
ng/kg
2,3,7,8-TCDD...................... 0.65
1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD ................ 1.44
1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD ............. 0.80
1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD ............. 1.92
1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD ..............0.80
2,3,7,8-TCDF.......................0.65
1,2,3,7,8-PeCDF .................0.15
2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF .................3.16
1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF.............. 1.75
1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF.............. 1.55
2,3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF.............. 1.90
Natural spray dried milk powder - PCDDs and PCDFs

Compound
Certified value
ng/kg
100 g
Uncertainty
ng/kg
2,3,7,8-TCDD..................................................... 0.25.......................... 0.03

1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD ............................................... 0.79.......................... 0.04
1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD ............................................ 0.42.......................... 0.07
1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD ............................................ 0.98.......................... 0.11
1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD ............................................ 0.34.......................... 0.05
2,3,7,8-TCDF ..................................................... 0.05.......................... 0.03
1,2,3,7,8-PeCDF.............................................. 0.054........................ 0.013
2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF................................................ 1.81.......................... 0.13
1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF............................................. 0.94.......................... 0.04
1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF............................................. 1.01.......................... 0.09
2,3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF............................................. 1.07.......................... 0.05
IAEA-152
Milk powder - Radioactive isotopes
250 g
Certified values
134
40
137
90
Cs........................... 764 Bq/kg

Cs......................... 2129 Bq/kg
IAEA-321
K ............................. 539 Bq/kg

Sr ............................. 7.7 Bq/kg
Milk powder - Radioactive isotopes
250 g
Certified values
134
40
137
90
Cs.......................... 15.5 Bq/kg

Cs.......................... 72.6 Bq/kg
IAEA-154
K ............................. 552 Bq/kg

S .............................. 3.3 Bq/kg
Whey powder - Radioactive isotopes
250 g
Certified values
134
40
137
90
Cs......................... 1355 Bq/kg

Cs......................... 3749 Bq/kg
BCR-519
K ........................... 1575 Bq/kg

S .............................. 6.9 Bq/kg
Anhydrous butter fat - Triglycerides
2 amp.
Triglyceride contents of an anhydrous butter fat with additional value for free cholesterol.
Compound
Certified value
mass fraction (%)
Uncertainty
mass fraction (%)
Cholesterol.............................................. 0.30......................................................... 0.03

C24 ......................................................... 0.05......................................................... 0.02
C26 ......................................................... 0.25......................................................... 0.03
C28 ......................................................... 0.59......................................................... 0.04
C30 ......................................................... 1.15......................................................... 0.05
C32 ......................................................... 2.43......................................................... 0.12
C34 ......................................................... 5.64......................................................... 0.18
C36 ......................................................... 10.47....................................................... 0.19
C38 ......................................................... 12.53....................................................... 0.22
C40 ......................................................... 10.03....................................................... 0.16
C42 ......................................................... 6.69......................................................... 0.10
C44 ......................................................... 6.11......................................................... 0.08
C46 ......................................................... 6.86......................................................... 0.08
C48 ......................................................... 8.69......................................................... 0.15
C50 ......................................................... 11.40....................................................... 0.24
C52 ......................................................... 10.96....................................................... 0.25
C54 ......................................................... 5.89......................................................... 0.13
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Dairy products
Code
NIST-2387
Product
Unit
Peanut butter - Fat, fatty acids, trace elements and tocopherols
3 x 170 g
This Standard Reference Material (SRM) is intended primarily for use in validating methods for determining
proximates, fatty acids, calories, vitamins, elements, amino acids, and aflatoxins in peanut butter and similar
matrices.
Certified concentrations for fat and selected fatty acids
Mass fraction (%)
51.6 1.4
Fat (extractable)
Fat (sum of fatty acids) ............................. 49.8 1.9

Saturated fat ............................................. 10.4 0.2
Monounsaturated fat ................................. 24.4 0.9
Polyunsaturated fat ................................... 13.2 0.4
Mass fraction (%)
(as the triglyceride)
Mass fraction (%)

(as the fatty acid)
Tetradecanoic acid (C14:0) .................................................................. 0.025 0.002 ..................... 0.024 0.002

(Myristic acid)
Hexadecanoic acid (C16:0) ...................................................................... 5.18 0.15 ......................... 4.94 0.15
(Palmitic acid)
(Z)-9-Hexadecenoic acid (C16:1 n-7) ................................................... 0.046 0.011 ..................... 0.044 0.010
(Palmitoleic acid)
Octadecanoic acid (C18:0) ....................................................................... 2.23 0.08 ......................... 2.13 0.08
(Stearic acid)
(Z)-9-Octadecenoic acid (C18:1 n-9) ...................................................... 24.43 0.94 ....................... 23.38 0.90
(Oleic acid)
(Z)-11-Octadecenoic acid (C18:1 n-7) .................................................. 0.266 0.017 ..................... 0.255 0.016
(Vaccenic acid)
(Z,Z)-9,12-Octadecadienoic acid (C18:2 n-6) ......................................... 13.75 0.43 ....................... 13.15 0.41
(Linoleic acid)
(Z,Z,Z)-9,12,15-Octadecatrienoic acid (C18:3 n-3)............................... 0.031 0.001 ..................... 0.030 0.001
(Linolenic acid)
Eicosanoic acid (C20:0)........................................................................ 0.739 0.030 ..................... 0.710 0.029
(Arachidic acid)
(Z)-11-Eicosenoic acid (C20:1 n-9)....................................................... 0.669 0.032 ..................... 0.643 0.031
(Gondoic acid)
Docosanoic acid (C22:0) .......................................................................... 1.88 0.08 ......................... 1.81 0.08
(Behenic acid)
Tetracosanoic acid (C24:0)................................................................... 0.808 0.045 ..................... 0.781 0.044
Certified concentration values for elements and tocopherol
Mass fraction (mg/kg)
Mass fraction (mg/kg)
Ca ............................................................... 411 18
Cu ........................................................... 4.93 0.15
fe............................................................... 16.4 0.8
Mg ............................................................. 1680 70
Mn ............................................................. 16.0 0.6
P ............................................................... 3378 92
K.............................................................. 6070 200

Na............................................................ 4890 140
Zn .............................................................. 26.3 1.1
-Tocopherol .................................................. 10 3
- + -Tocopherol...................................... 100 19
-Tocopherol.............................................. 108 11
Reference values for proximates, caloric content, fatty acids, amino acids, water-soluble vitamins and aflatoxins
BCR-599
Ewes'/Goats' curd - Adulteration with cow's milk
set (2)
Two freeze dried curd materials made from a mixture of ewes and goats milk intended to detect adulteration by
cows milk in cheeses made from ewes milk, goats milk and mixtures of the two.
Unadulterated material 0% cows milk
Adulterated material 1% cows milk
BCR-122
Margarine - Vitamins
200 g
Certified values
D3 (cholecalciferol).................................0.125 mg/kg
E (tocopherol) ...........................................241 mg/kg
BCR-492-3
Lyophilized skimmed milk powder - Oxytetracycline
set
Set of BCR-492 and BCR-493

BCR-492
Certified value
Oxytetracyline ............ 307 g/kg
BCR-493
Certified value
Oxytetracyline ............ <10 g/kg
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Meat
Meat
Code
Product
Unit
LGC7000
Beef/pork meat - Proximates and trace elements
200 g
Composed of 45% beef, 10% pork, 10% rusk, 4% fat, 0.5% emulsifier. Made up to 100% with water.
Certified values
Ca ............................. 253 mg/kg
K ............................. 1590 mg/kg
Na ........................... 1360 mg/kg
LGC7001
Zn .............................14.2 mg/kg
Moisture..................66.5 g/100 g
Fat ..........................12.4 g/100 g
Ash......................... 0.78 g/100 g

Nitrogen ................. 1.96 g/100 g
Pork meat - Proximates and trace elements
200 g
Composed of 50% pork leg, 12% rusk, 4% chicken fat, 0.5% emulsifier. Made up to 100% with water.
Certified values
Ca ............................. 319 mg/kg
K ............................. 1860 mg/kg
Na ........................... 1510 mg/kg
LGC7112
Zn .............................12.2 mg/kg
Moisture..................68.6 g/100 g
Fat ............................7.8 g/100 g
Ash......................... 0.90 g/100 g

Nitrogen ................. 1.97 g/100 g
Pig liver paste - Trace elements
150 g
Composed of 99.5% pig's liver and 0.5% stabiliser.

Certified values
Ca ............................ 48.9 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 0.25 mg/kg
Co .......................... 0.061 mg/kg
Cu ............................. 117 mg/kg
LGC7150 (RM)
K ..............................2770 mg/kg
Mg .............................167 mg/kg
Mn ............................3.04 mg/kg
Na..............................822 mg/kg
P ............................. 3430 mg/kg

Se ............................ 0.19 mg/kg
Zn............................. 43.0 mg/kg
Processed meat - Proximates and hydroxyproline
5 x 250 g
A pork based processed meat.

Assessed values
Moisture ................. 65.3 g/100 g
Nitrogen ................. 1.78 g/100 g
LGC7151 (RM)
Total fat ...................15.0 g/100g

Ash .........................3.37 g/100 g
Hydroxyproline ....... 0.17 g/100 g
Processed meat - Proximates, salt and nitrate
5 x 250 g
A pork-based processed meat.

Assessed values
Moisture ................................................ 63.6 g/100 g
Nitrogen ................................................ 1.93 g/100 g
Total fat................................................. 14.6 g/100 g
LGC7152 (RM)
Ash........................................................ 5.18 g/100 g

Salt (calculated from chloride content).. 4.32 g/100 g
Nitrate....................................................... 185m g/kg
Processed meat - Proximates, soya and casein
5 x 250 g
Assessed values
Moisture ................. 61.0 g/100 g
Nitrogen ................. 2.38 g/100 g
LGC7200 (RM)
Total Fat .................15.0 g/100 g

Ash .........................4.67 g/100 g
Beef, raw - Meat species
30 g
Rump steak from Scottish Aberdeen Angus cattle, aged 20 months, purchased from an organic farm. The cattle
had been fed grass rich in clover.
This material is intended for use as a reference standard for species identification analytical methods.
The species content of the material was checked using both an immunoassay test and DNA analysis.
Assessed value
Beef - raw.................100 % Beef
Indicative value for moisture
LGC7201 (RM)
Beef, cooked - Meat species
30 g
Rump steak from Scottish Aberdeen Angus cattle, aged 20 months, purchased from an organic farm. The cattle
had been fed grass rich in clover.
Assessed value
Beef - cooked...........100 % Beef
LGC7202 (RM)
Lamb, raw - Meat species
30 g
Suffolk-cross leg of lamb, aged 9 months, was purchased from an organic meat supplier.
Assessed value
Lamb - raw............. 100 % Lamb
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Meat
Code
LGC7203 (RM)
Product
Unit
Lamb, cooked - Meat species
30 g
Suffolk-cross leg of lamb, aged 9 months, was purchased from an organic meat supplier.
Assessed value
Lamb - cooked ....... 100 % Lamb
LGC7204 (RM)
Pork, raw - Meat species
30 g
'Free range' Land Race/Large White Cross pork leg steak, aged approximately 5 months at slaughter, was
purchased from an organic meat supplier.
Assessed value
Pork - raw ............... 100 % Pork
LGC7205 (RM)
Pork, cooked - Meat species
30 g
'Free range' Land Race/Large White Cross pork leg steak, aged approximately 5 months at slaughter, was
purchased from an organic meat supplier.
Assessed value
Pork - cooked.......... 100 % Pork
LGC7206 (RM)
Chicken, raw - Meat species
30 g
'Free range' Ross whole chickens, aged 42 to 45 days at slaughter, were purchased from an organic meat
supplier.
Assessed value
Chicken - raw.....100 % Chicken
LGC7207 (RM)
Chicken, cooked - Meat species
30 g
'Free range' Ross whole chickens, aged 42 to 45 days at slaughter, were purchased from an organic meat
supplier.
Assessed value
Chicken - cooked.............................. 100 % Chicken
LGC7208 (RM)
Turkey, raw - Meat species
30 g
Organic turkeys were purchased from a local butcher's shop.

Assessed value
Turkey - raw ........................................ 100 % Turkey
LGC7209 (RM)
Turkey, cooked - Meat species
30 g
Organic turkeys were purchased from a local butcher's shop.

Assessed value
Turkey - cooked .................................. 100 % Turkey
BCR-185R
Bovine liver - Trace elements
15 g
Certified values
As.............................. 33.0 g/kg
Cd .............................. 544 g/kg
Cu ............................. 277 mg/kg
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Mn ..........................11.07 mg/kg
Pb ...............................172 g/kg
Se .............................1680 g/kg
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Zn........................... 138.6 mg/kg
Meat
Code
BCR-186
Product
Unit
Pig kidney - Trace elements
15 g
Certified values
As................................. 63 g/kg
Cd ............................ 2710 g/kg
Cu ............................ 31.9 mg/kg
Fe ..............................299 mg/kg
Hg.............................1970 g/kg
Mn ..............................8.5 mg/kg
Pb .............................. 306 g/kg

Se .......................... 10300 g/kg
Zn.............................. 128 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ca, Cl, Cr, I, K, Mg, Na, Ni, P
BCR-384
Pork muscle - Major nutrients
50 g
Certified values
K ................................. 15.5 g/kg
Mg ............................... 1.00 g/kg
Na.............................2.8 g/100 g
N (Kjeldahl).............13.7 g/100 g
Fat.......................... 10.8 g/100 g

Ash at 550C............ 4.6 g/100 g
Indicative values for Ca, Cl, P
BCR-487
Pig liver - Vitamins
15 g
Certified values
B1 (thiamin) ................................................8.6 mg/kg
B2 (riboflavin) .........................................106.8 mg/kg
B6 (total pyridoxine)..................................19.3 mg/kg
BCR-411
B12 ........................................................... 1.12 mg/kg

Folate (total) ............................................ 13.3 mg/kg
Bovine muscle - Diethylstilbestrol
5g
Certified value
Diethylstilbestrol.......... >0.5 g/L
BCR-412
Bovine muscle - Diethylstilbestrol
5g
Certified value
Diethylstilbestrol.......... >0.1 g/L
BCR-474/475
Bovine liver - Trenbolone
set
Set of 2 x 2.8 g lyophylised liver powder

Certified values
BCR-474
17alpha-Trenbolone.. <0.5 g/kg
BCR-475
17alpha-Trenbolone.... 7.6 g/kg
BCR-648-9
Bovine liver - Clenbuterol
set
Set of 2 x 10 g lyophilised bovine liver

Certified values
BCR-648
Clenbuterol ............... <0.5 g/kg
BCR-649
Clenbuterol ................. 1.2 g/kg
NIST-1577b
Bovine liver - Trace elements
50 g
Certified values
Ag .......................... 0.039 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 0.50 mg/kg
Ca ............................. 116 mg/kg
Cl .................................. 0.278 %
Cu ............................. 160 mg/kg
Fe.............................. 184 mg/kg
K ................................... 0.994 %
Mg .............................601 mg/kg
Mn ............................10.5 mg/kg
Mo ..............................3.5 mg/kg
Na................................. 0.242 %
P ..................................... 1.10 %
Pb .......................... 0.129 mg/kg

Rb ............................ 13.7 mg/kg
S ................................... 0.785 %
Se ............................ 0.73 mg/kg
Sr ........................... 0.136 mg/kg
Zn.............................. 127 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, As, Br, Co, Hg, Sb, V
NIST-RM 8414
Bovine muscle powder - Trace elements (not certified)
2 x 25 g
Reference values for Al, As, B, Br, Ca, Cd, Cl, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Hg, I, K, Mg, Mn, Mo, N, Na, Ni, P, Pb, Rb, S, Se,
Sr, Zn
Indicative values for Ba, Cs, F, Sb, V
NIST-1546
Meat homogenate - Nutrients
4 x 85 g
Certified values
Ca .............................................................323 mg/kg
Fe.............................................................11.4 mg/kg
Na ...........................................................9990 mg/kg
Decanoic acid (C10:0) ..............................0.171 g/kg
Dodecanoic acid (C12:0) ..........................0.133 g/kg
Tetradecanoic acid (C14:0) ........................2.53 g/kg
Hexadecanoic acid (C16:0)........................ 45.6 g/kg

Octadecenoic acid (C18:1) ........................ 21.7 g/kg
(Z)-9-Octadecanoic acid (C18:0)................ 21.7 g/kg
Eicosanoic acid ....................................... 0.31 5 g/kg
Cholesterol ............................................... 0.750 g/kg
Indicative values for additional fatty acids, proximates, calories, water-soluble vitamins, sucrose, minerals, trace
elements
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Meat
Code
Product
NRMGBW08551
Pork liver - Trace elements
Unit
25 g
Certified values
Al............................... 0.044 g/g
Cd ............................. 0.067 g/g
Ca ................................ 197 g/g
Cu ............................... 17.2 g/g
Fe.................................. 0.105 %
K ..................................... 1.15 %
Mg ................................747 g/g
Mn ...............................8.32 g/g
Mo .................................3.8 g/g
N................................... 10.86 %
Na ................................. 0.233 %
Pb ............................... 0.54 g/g
Se ............................... 0.94 g/g
Zn................................. 172 g/g
Indicative values for Co, Cr, P
NRMGBW08552
Pork muscle - Trace elements
20 g
Certified values
Br .................................. 6.2 g/g
Ca ................................ 147 g/g
Cl .................................. 0.187 %
Cu ............................... 3.88 g/g
Fe................................ 43.6 g/g
K ................................... 0.813 %
Mg ................................988 g/g
Mn ...............................0.48 g/g
N................................... 12.27 %
Na................................. 0.202 %
P ................................... 0.813 %
Rb ............................... 42.7 g/g
Se ............................... 0.49 g/g
Zn................................ 94.2 g/g
Indicative values for Ba, Co, Cr, Cs, Hg, Mo, Pb, Sr
SMRD 2000
Fresh meat - Proximates and trace elements
190 g
Certified values
Ash......................... 2.65 g/100 g
Moisture ................. 68.8 g/100 g
Fat.......................... 14.3 g/100 g
Nitrogen ................. 1.63 g/100 g
SMRD 2000
BCR-430
Hydroxyproline......0.133 g/100 g
Starch .....................3.85 g/100 g
NaCl .......................2.19 g/100 g
Na............................8533 mg/kg
K ............................. 1859 mg/kg

Ca ............................ 70.3 mg/kg
Fe............................. 6.33 mg/kg
P ............................. 1075 mg/kg
Fresh Meat - Proximates and trace elements
6 x 190 g
Pork fat - Organochlorine pesticides
3g
The sample is a homogeneous pork fat obtained from pigs fed with organochlorine pesticides.
Compound
Certified value
g/g
Uncertainty
g/g
HCB ................................................................. 0.392........................ 0.026

alpha-HCH ....................................................... 0.140........................ 0.012
beta-HCH......................................................... 0.259........................ 0.021
gamma-HCH...................................................... 0.50.......................... 0.03
beta-Hepo ........................................................ 0.109........................ 0.009
Dieldrin............................................................. 0.124........................ 0.011
Endrin .............................................................. 0.020........................ 0.004
BCR-163
Beef/pork fat blend - Fatty acids
2 amp.
The entire fatty acid (methyl ester) profile was determined but certified values are only given for the major
components (>2%) and indicative values are given for all minor components.
Methyl esters
(mass fraction fatty acid methyl ester/total fatty acid methyl ester)
Certified values
14:0 n-Tetradecanoic acids .................. 2.29 g/100 g
16:0 n-Hexadecanoic acid .................. 25.96 g/100 g
16:1 n-Hexadecanoic acids .................. 2.58 g/100 g
18:0 n-Octadecenoic acids ................. 18.29 g/100 g
18:1 n-Octadecenoic acids ................. 38.34 g/100 g

18:2 n-Octadecadienoic acids............... 7.05 g/100 g
18:3 n-Octadecatrienoic acids ............... 0.86 g/100g
Sterols
(mass fraction in fat)
Certified value
Cholesterol........ 133.6 mg/100 g
Indicative values for additional methyl esters of fatty acids
IRMM-444
Pork fat - PCBs (blank)
5g
Certified values
PCB 28 ........................ <2 g/kg
PCB 52 ........................ <2 g/kg
PCB 101 ...................... <2 g/kg
IRMM-445
PCB 118.......................<2 g/kg

PCB 138.......................<2 g/kg
PCB 153.......................<2 g/kg
Pork fat - PCBs (low level)

Compound
PCB 180 ...................... <2 g/kg

PCB sum.................... <14 g/kg
5g
Certified value
g/kg
Uncertainty
g/kg
PCB 28 .............................................................. 14.8............................ 1.3

PCB 52 .............................................................. 12.9............................ 0.9
PCB 101 ............................................................ 12.5............................ 1.2
PCB 118 ............................................................ 12.7............................ 1.3
PCB 138 ............................................................ 14.6............................ 1.6
PCB 153 ............................................................ 13.1............................ 1.1
PCB 180 ............................................................ 12.6............................ 0.9
PCB sum............................................................... 93............................... 7
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Code
Product
IRMM-446
Pork fat - PCB (high level)

Compound
Unit
5g
Certified value
g/kg
Uncertainty
g/kg
PCB 28 .............................................................. 29.6............................ 2.1

PCB 52 .............................................................. 25.5............................ 1.8
PCB 101 ............................................................... 30............................... 4
PCB 118 ............................................................ 30.2............................ 2.7
PCB 138 ............................................................... 32............................... 4
PCB 153 ............................................................ 30.8............................ 2.4
PCB 180 ............................................................ 29.8............................ 2.5
PCB sum............................................................. 207............................. 11
BCR-444
Porcine muscle - Chloramphenicol (blank)
7g
Certified value
Chloramphenicol....... <0.2 g/kg
BCR-445
Porcine muscle - Chloramphenicol (positive)
7g
Certified value
Chloramphenicol......... 8.9 g/kg
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Fish
Fish
Code
Product
Unit
Shellfish
LGC7160
Crab paste - Trace elements
200 g
Prepared from frozen crab meat with 40% brown crab meat, 40% white crab meat, 0.5% stabiliser and water.
Certified values
As................................ 11 mg/kg
Ca ........................... 2150 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 1.85 mg/kg
Co .......................... 0.059 mg/kg
Cr ............................. 0.29 mg/kg
Cu.............................10.4 mg/kg
Hg...........................0.096 mg/kg
K ..............................1980 mg/kg
Mg .............................348 mg/kg
Mn ............................1.77 mg/kg
Na ........................... 2170 mg/kg

Ni ............................. 0.23 mg/kg
P ............................. 2965 mg/kg
V ............................ 0.084 mg/kg
Zn............................. 53.6 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, Mo, Pb, Se, Sr
BCR-278R
Mussel tissue - Trace elements
8g
Certified values
As............................. 6.07 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.348 mg/kg
Cr ............................. 0.78 mg/kg
BCR-668
Cu.............................9.45 mg/kg
Hg...........................0.196 mg/kg
Mn ............................7.69 mg/kg
Pb ............................ 2,00 mg/kg

Se ............................ 1.84 mg/kg
Zn............................. 83.1 mg/kg
Mussel tissue - Trace elements
10 g
Certified values
Ce ............................ 88.7 mg/kg
Dy............................. 8.88 mg/kg
Er ............................. 4.47 mg/kg
Eu ............................ 2.79 mg/kg
Gd .......................... 12.95 mg/kg
La .............................80.3 mg/kg
Lu ...........................0.389 mg/kg
Nd.............................54.5 mg/kg
Pr..............................12.3 mg/kg
Sm ............................11.2 mg/kg
Tb............................. 1.62 mg/kg

Th............................. 10.7 mg/kg
Tm.......................... 0.480 mg/kg
U .............................. 55.9 mg/kg
Y............................... 58.9 mg/kg
Indicative values for : As, Cd, Co, Cr, Cr, Cs, Ho, Fe, Mo, Sc, Yb and Zn
BCR-682
Mussel tissue - PCBs
70 g
Certified values
PCB 28 ..................... 0.30 g/kg
PCB 52 ..................... 0.78 g/kg
PCB 118 ..................... 2.6 g/kg
BCR-477
PCB 138......................4.6 g/kg

PCB 149......................5.7 g/kg
PCB 153......................9.2 g/kg
PCB 170 ................... 0.17 g/kg

PCB 180 ................... 0.77 g/kg
Mussel tissue - Butyltin compounds

Compound
Certified value
mg/kg
14 g
Uncertainty
mg/kg
Tributyltin (TBT) ................................................. 2.20.......................... 0.19

Dibutyltin (DBT) ................................................. 1.54.......................... 0.12
Monobutyltin (MBT)............................................ 1.50.......................... 0.28
NIST-2976
Mussel tissue -Trace elements and methylmercury
25 g
Certified values
As.............................................................13.3 mg/kg
Cd ............................................................0.82 mg/kg
Cu ............................................................4.02 mg/kg
Fe..............................................................171 mg/kg
Pb............................................................ 1.19 mg/kg

Se............................................................ 1.80 mg/kg
Zn ............................................................. 137 mg/kg
Methylmercury (total)................................ 61.0 g/kg
Indicative values for: Ag, Al, Br, Ca, Ce, Cl, Co, Cr, Cs Eu, K, Mg, Mn, Na, Ni, P, Pb, Rb, S, Sc, Sn, Sr, Th, Tl
NRMGBW08571
Mussel - Trace elements
12 g
Certified values
As.................................. 6.1 g/g
Ca ................................. 0.111 %
Cd ................................. 4.5 g/g
Co ............................... 0.94 g/g
Cr ................................ 0.57 g/g
Cu ................................. 7.7 g/g
F ...................................221 g/g
Hg..............................0.067 g/g
K ................................... 0.424 %
Mg ................................ 0.197 %
Mn ...............................10.2 g/g
Na................................. 0.582 %
Ni ................................ 1.03 g/g

Pb ............................... 1.96 g/g
Se ............................... 3.65 g/g
Sr ................................ 12.8 g/g
Zn................................. 138 g/g
Indicative values for Al, Au, Mo, P
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Code
NIST-2977
Product
Unit
Mussel tissue - Organics and trace elements
10 g
Standard Reference Material NIST-2744 is intended for use in evaluating analytical methods for the
determination of selected polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) congeners,
chlorinated pesticides, methylmercury, and inorganic constituents in marine bivalve mollusk tissue and similar
matrices. All the constituents for which certified and reference values are provided are naturally present in the
freeze-dried mussel tissue homogenate.
Certified concentrations for selected PAHs
Mass fraction
g/kg (dry mass basis)
Mass fraction
Fluorene................................................ 10.24 0.43

Phenanthrene ........................................... 35.1 3.8
Fluoranthene............................................. 38.7 1.0
Pyrene....................................................... 78.9 3.5
Benzo(a)anthracene ............................. 20.34 0.78
Benzo(b)fluoranthene ........................... 11.01 0.28
Benzo(e)pyrene ........................................ 13.1 1.1
Benzo(a)pyrene....................................... 8.35 0.72

Perylene .................................................. 3.50 0.76
Benzo(ghi)perylene ................................. 9.53 0.43
Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene ........................... 4.84 0.81
Dibenzo(a,h)anthracene.......................... 1.41 0.19
Benzo(b)chrysene ................................... 1.07 0.15
Picene ..................................................... 2.29 0.27
Certified concentrations for selected PCB congeners
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
Mass fraction
8................2,4'-Dichlorobiphenyl ..................................................... 2.1 0.15
18..............2,2,5-Trichlorobiphenyl ............................................... 2.65 0.30
28..............2,4,4'-Trichlorobiphenyl ............................................... 5.37 0.44
31..............2,4',5-Trichlorobiphenyl ............................................... 3.92 0.24
44..............2,2',3,5'-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ....................................... 3.25 0.63
87..............2,2',3,4,5'-Pentachlorobiphenyl ................................... 2.15 0.10
99..............2,2,4,4,5-Pentachlorobiphenyl ................................... 1.59 0.20
101............2,2',4,5,5'-Pentachlorobiphenyl+
90..............2,2,3,4,5-Pentachlorobipheny..................................... 11.2 1.2l
105............2,3,3',4,4-Pentachlorobiphenyl .................................... 3,76 0.49
110............2,3,3',4',6-Pentachlorobiphenyl .................................. 4.03 .0.20
118............2,3',4,4',5-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 10.5 1.0
128............2,2',3,3,4,4'-Hexachlorobiphenyl ................................. 2.49 0.28
138............2,2',3,4',5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl+
163............2,3,3',4',5,6-Hexachlorobiphenyl+
164............2,3,3',4',5',6-Hexachlorobiphenyl................................... 16.6 1.6
149............2,2',3,4',5',6-Hexachlorobiphenyl................................. 9.23 0.12
151............2,2',3,4,4',5-Hexachlorobiphenyl ................................. 3.07 0.18
153............2,2',4,4',5,5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl................................... 14.1 1.0
156............2,3,3',4,4',5-Hexachlorobiphenyl ............................. 0.960 0.085
170............2,2',3,3',4,4',5-Heptachlorobiphenyl ............................ 2.95 0.23
180............2,2',3,4,4',5,5'-Heptachlorobiphenyl ............................ 6.79 0.67
183............2,2',3,4,4',5',6-Heptachlorobiphenyl ............................ 1.33 0.10
187............2,2',3,4,5,5',6-Heptachlorobiphenyl+
159............2,3,3',4,5,5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl+
182............2,2',3',4,4',5,6'-Hexachlorobiphenyl ............................. 4.76 0.38
194............2,2',3,3',4,4',5,5'-Octachlorobiphenyl....................... 0.897 0.042
Certified concentrations for selected chlorinated pesticides

Mass fraction
Mass fraction
cis-Chlordane (alpha-Chlordane)............ 1.42 0.13

trans-Nonachlor ...................................... 1.43 0.10
Dieldrin.................................................... 6.04 0.52
4,4-DDE ................................................... 12.5 1.6
2,4'-DDD ................................................. 3.32 0.29

4,4-DDD ................................................. 4.30 0.38
4,4'-DDT.................................................. 1.28 0.18
Certified concentration of methylmercury

Mass fraction
Methylmercury........................................... 36.2 1.7
Certified concentration for trace elements

Mass fraction
mg/kg (dry mass basis)
Mass fraction
Mass fraction
Cd ........................ 0.179 0.003

Cu ............................ 9.42 0.52
Pb .............................2.27 0.13
Mn ..........................23.93 0.29
Ni ........................... 46.06 0.24

Sr ............................... 69.3 4.2
Reference concentrations for PAHs.

Reference concentrations and informational values for inorganic constituents.
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Fish
Code
NIST-2978
Product
Unit
Mussel tissue - Organics and trace elements
10 g
Standard Reference Material NIST-2978 is intended for use in evaluating analytical methods for the
determination of selected polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) congeners
and chlorinated pesticides in marine bivalve mollusk tissue and similar matrices. All the constituents for which
certified and reference values are provided are naturally present in the freeze-dried mussel tissue.
Certified concentrations for selelcted PAHs
Mass fraction
Mass fraction
Fluoranthene............................................... 166 12
Pyrene......................................................... 256 21
Benzo(k)fluoranthene ............................... 24.1 3.4
Benzo(e)pyrene ........................................ 89.3 6.3
Perylene .................................................. 4.09 0.32

Benzo(ghi)perylene .................................. 19.7 .4.4
Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene ............................. 12.2 2.9

PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
Mass fraction
(g/kg (dry mass basis)
28..............2,4,4'-Trichlorobiphenyl ............................................... 7.91 0.90

31..............2,4',5-Trichlorobiphenyl ............................................. 21.40 0.43
44..............2,2',3,5'-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 11.80 0.64
49..............2,2,4,5-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 16.84 0.86
52..............2,2',5,5'-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ......................................... 17.7 2.8
95..............2,2',3,5,6'-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 20.8 2.1
99..............2,2,4,4,5-Pentachlorobiphenyl ................................. 18.84 0.44
101............2,2',4,5,5'-Pentachlorobiphenyl+
90..............2,2,3,4,5-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 35.9 1.6
105............2,3,3',4,4-Pentachlorobiphenyl .................................. 10.85 0.45
110............2,3,3',4',6-Pentachlorobiphenyl ................................. 35.34 0.71
128............2,2',3,3,4,4'-Hexachlorobiphenyl ................................. 5.25 0.17
138............2,2',3,4,4',5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl+
163............2,3,3',4',5,6-Hexachlorobiphenyl+
164............2,3,3',4',5',6-Hexachlorobiphenyl................................... 35.7 1.5
149............2,2',3,4',5',6-Hexachlorobiphenyl............................... 34.73 0.69
151............2,2',3,4,4',5-Hexachlorobiphenyl ............................... 10.92 0.25
156............2,3,3',4,4',5-Hexachlorobiphenyl ................................. 1.97 0.11
180............2,2',3,4,4',5,5'-Heptachlorobiphenyl ............................ 7.81 0.63
183............2,2',3,4,4',5',6-Heptachlorobiphenyl ............................ 5.25 0.15
187............2,2',3,4,5,5',6-Heptachlorobiphenyl+
159............2,3,3',4,5,5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl+
182............2,2',3',4,4',5,6'-Heptachlorobiphenyl.............................. 16.7 1.3

Mass fraction
Mass fraction
Oxychlordane.......................................... 2.13 0.27

cis-Chlordane (alpha-Chlordane).......... 15.56 0.83
trans-Chlordane (gamma-Chlordane)... 11.38 0.56
cis-Nonachlor.......................................... 8.23 0.56
trans-Nonachlor ........................................ 11.5 1.0
Dieldrin...................................................... 6.3 0.67
2,4-DDE ................................................. 4.41 0.56

4,4-DDE ................................................... 37.5 1.5
2,4'-DDD ................................................... 10.5 1.0
4,4-DDD ................................................... 38.8 2.3
2,4'-DDT...................................................... 9.2 1.6
4,4'-DDT.................................................. 3.84 0.28
Reference concentrations PAHs and PCBs
BCR-542
Mussel - dc-Saxitoxin
Compound
15 g
Certified value
(mg/kg)
Uncertainty
(mg/kg)
Saxitotin2HCl .................................................. <0.07

DC-Saxitoxin2HCl............................................. 1.59.......................... 0.20
These reference materials are dual usage materials and require special export/import documents under the
authority of IRMM.
BCR-543
Mussel - dc-Saxitoxin
15 g
Mussel material BCR-543 is intended to serve as an analytical blank or as a material enriched with the saxitoxin
enrichment solution (*BCR-663). As an analytical blank it may serve
- to establish recovery values for a method of analysis at various levels of contamination
- to check the specific background level of the laboratories methods.
BCR-543 enriched with saxitoxin enrichent solution (*BCR-663) may be used to validate the laboratorys own
methods.
Compound
Certified value
(mg/kg)
Uncertainty
(mg/kg)
Saxitoxin2HCl ................................................. <0.07

Saxitoxin2HCl ................................................... 0.48.......................... 0.06
DC-Saxitoxin2HCl........................................... <0.04
These reference materials are dual usage materials and require special export/ import documents under the
authority of IRMM.
*BCR-663 cannot yet be sold as it is restricted by the Chemical Weapon Convention.
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Code
NRCCRM-MUS-b
Product
Unit
Mussel tissue - Domoic acid (amnesic toxin)
8g
A homogenized slurry of mussel tissue (Mytilus edulis).

Certified values
Domoic acid ................... 36 g/g
Epidomoic acid ............. 3.0 g/g
NRCCRM-MUS-b
Mussel tissue - Domoic acid (amnesic toxin)
NRMGBW08572
Prawn - Trace elements
4x8g
8g
Certified values
Al................................... 0.131 %
As................................ 1.42 g/g
Ba ............................... 4.29 g/g
Ca ................................. 0.304 %
Cd ............................. 0.023 g/g
Cr ................................ 0.24 g/g
Cu ............................... 4.66 g/g
F ..................................5.31 g/g
Fe ................................19.8 g/g
Hg..............................0.201 g/g
K ................................... 0.597 %
Mg ................................ 0.160 %
Mn ...............................1.96 g/g
N..................................... 14.3 %
Na ................................. 0.381 %
P ................................... 0.845 %
Pb ............................. 0.298 g/g
Se ............................... 1.52 g/g
Sr ................................ 40.6 g/g
Zn................................ 60.8 g/g
Indicative values for Br, Co, S, Ti
NIST-1566b
Oyster Tissue - Trace elements and methyl mercury
25 g
This Standard Reference Material (SRM) is intended primarily for use in evaluating analytical methods and
instruments used for the determination of the concentrations of selected elements and proximates, selected fatty
acids, total dietary fiber, as well as the calorific content in marine bivalve tissue, foods, or similar materials. A unit
of NIST-1566b contains approximately 25 g of freeze-dried oyster tissue.
Certified values
Ca ............................................... 0.0838 0.0020 %
Cl ................................................... 0.514 0.010 %
Mg ............................................... 0.1085 0.0023 %
K ..................................................... 0.652 0.009 %
Na ............................................... 0.3297 0.0053 %
S ................................................. 0.6887 0.0140 %
Al...................................................197.2 6.0 mg/kg
As..................................................7.65 0.65 mg/kg
Cd .................................................2.48 0.08 mg/kg
Co .............................................0.371 0.009 mg/kg
Cu ...................................................71.6 1.6 mg/kg
Fe..................................................205.8 6.8 mg/kg
Pb............................................. 0.308 0.009 mg/kg

Mn .................................................. 18.5 0.2 mg/kg
Hg (total) .............................. 0.0371 0.0013 mg/kg
Methylmercury (as Hg) ......... 0.0132 0.0007 mg/kg
Ni.................................................. 1.04 0.09 mg/kg
Rb............................................. 3.262 0.145 mg/kg
Se................................................. 2.06 0.15 mg/kg
Ag............................................. 0.666 0.009 mg/kg
Th......................................... 0.0367 0.0043 mg/kg
V............................................... 0.577 0.023 mg/kg
Zn .................................................. 1 424 46 mg/kg
Indicative values for proximates, nitrogen, total dietary fiber, selected fatty acids (as triglycerides) and calories
NRCLUTS-1
Non-defatted Lobster Hepatopancreas - Trace elements and methyl mercury
6 x 10 g
Prepared from edible grade lobster tomalley. Except for the addition of some water and a small quantity of
antioxidant the sample is natural biological material containing 55 % lipids on a dry weight basis.
Certified values (As bottled)
Ag ..........................................................0.580 mg/kg
As.............................................................2.83 mg/kg
Ca .............................................................203 mg/kg
Cd ............................................................2.12 mg/kg
Co ..........................................................0.051 mg/kg
Cr ...........................................................0.079 mg/kg
Cu ............................................................15.9 mg/kg
Fe.............................................................11.6 mg/kg
Hg ........................................................0.0167 mg/kg
K............................................................... 948 mg/kg

Mg ........................................................... 89.5 mg/kg
Mn ........................................................... 1.20 mg/kg
Ni........................................................... 0.200 mg/kg
Pb.......................................................... 0.010 mg/kg
Se.......................................................... 0.641 mg/kg
Sr............................................................. 2.46 mg/kg
Zn ............................................................ 12.4 mg/kg
Methylmercury (as Hg) ........................ 0.0094 mg/kg
Certified values (Dry weight)

Ag ............................................................3.89 mg/kg
As.............................................................19.0 mg/kg
Ca ...........................................................1360 mg/kg
Cd ............................................................14.2 mg/kg
Co ............................................................0.34 mg/kg
Cr .............................................................0.53 mg/kg
Cu .............................................................107 mg/kg
Fe.............................................................77.8 mg/kg
Hg ..........................................................0.112 mg/kg
NRCTORT-2
K............................................................. 6360 mg/kg

Mg ............................................................ 601 mg/kg
Mn ........................................................... 8.02 mg/kg
Ni............................................................. 1.34 mg/kg
Pb.......................................................... 0.069 mg/kg
Se............................................................ 4.30 mg/kg
Sr............................................................. 16.5 mg/kg
Zn ............................................................ 82.9 mg/kg
Methylmercury (as Hg) .......................... 0.063 mg/kg
Lobster hepatopancreas - Trace elements and methyl mercury
35 g
Partially defatted lobster (Homarus americanus) hepatopancreas prepared from edible grade lobster tomalley.
Certified values
As.............................................................21.6 mg/kg
Cd ............................................................26.7 mg/kg
Co ............................................................0.51 mg/kg
Cr .............................................................0.77 mg/kg
Cu .............................................................106 mg/kg
Fe..............................................................105 mg/kg
Hg ............................................................0.27 mg/kg
Mn ............................................................13.6 mg/kg
Mo ........................................................... 0.95 mg/kg

Ni............................................................. 2.50 mg/kg
Pb............................................................ 0.35 mg/kg
Se............................................................ 5.63 mg/kg
Sr............................................................. 45.2 mg/kg
V.............................................................. 1.64 mg/kg
Zn ............................................................. 180 mg/kg
Methylmercury (as Hg) .......................... 0.152 mg/kg
Indicative values for Sn
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Unit
Shellfish toxins
Not all hazardous substances found in foodstuffs are anthropogenic, and the shellfish toxins are a
case in point. These toxins, which are produced by algae, accumulate in various seafoods, and are
generally classified as follows:
Paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP), has been known for centuries, and has caused many fatalities.
The toxins, a mixture of tetrahydropurines are named Saxitoxins after the basic toxin first isolated in
1957. They cause respiratory paralysis.
The toxins Okadaic acid and Dinophysistoxin are less dangerous and are known as Diarrehtic
shellfish poisons or DSP toxins.
In 1989 Quilliam and Wright reported on the difficulties of isolating and identifying the cause of the
Prince-Edward-Island-Disease. In this case more than 100 people became violently ill after eating
mussels. The survivors suffered from loss of memory. The toxin - Domoic acid - is known to be an
Amnesic shellfish poison (ASP).
Diarrhetic shellfish poisons (DSP)

NRCCRM-OA-b
Okadaic acid standard solution certified
0.5 mL
Each ampoule contains approximately 0.5 mL of solution with 30.0 0.9 moles/L (at 20 C) of Okadaic acid in
methanol.
NRCCRM-OA-b
Okadaic acid standard solution certified
4 x 0.5 mL
Paralytic shellfish poisons (PSP)

NRCCRM-STXdiAc Saxitoxin diacetate solution
0.2 mL
Each ampoule contains approximately 0.2 mL of solution with 480 20 moles/L of saxitoxin diacetate in filtered
and aqueous 0.1M acetic acid.
NRCCRM-STXdiAc Saxitoxin diacetate solution

NRCCRM-STX-d
4 x 0.2 mL
Saxitoxin dihydrochloride solution
0.5 mL
Each ampoule contains approximately 0.5 mL of solution with 65 3 moles/L (at 20C) of saxitoxin in filtered and
aqueous 0.003 M hydrochloric acid.
NRCCRM-STX-d
NRCCRM-dcSTX
Saxitoxin dihydrochloride solution
4 x 0.5 mL
Decarbamoylsaxitoxin solution
0.5 mL
Each ampoule contains approximately 0.5 mL of solution with 65 2 moles/L (at 20C) of decarbamoylsaxitoxin
in filtered and aqueous 0.003 M hydrochloric acid.
NRCCRM-dcSTX
NRCCRM-NEO-b
Decarbamoylsaxitoxin solution
4 x 0.5 mL
Neosaxitoxin solution
0.5 mL
Each ampoule contains approximately 0.5 mL of solution with 65 2 moles/L (at 20C) of neosaxitoxin in filtered
and aqueous 0.003 M hydrochloric acid.
NRCCRM-NEO-b
Neosaxitoxin solution
4 x 0.5 mL
NRCCRM-GTX14b Gonyautoxins-1 and -4 solution
0.5 mL
Each ampoule contains approximately 0.5 mL of solution with 106 5 moles/L (at 20C) of GTX1 and 35 2
moles/L (at 20C) of GTX4 in filtered and aqueous 0.003 M hydrochloric acid plus 0.01 M acetic acid.
4 x 0.5 mL
0.5 mL
Each ampoule contains approximately 0.5 mL of solution with 118 5 moles/L (at 20C) of GTX2 and 39 2
moles/L (at 20C) of GTX3 in filtered and aqueous 0.003 M hydrochloric acid plus 0.01 M acetic acid.

NRCCRM-GTX5b
4 x 0.5 mL
Gonyautoxins-5 solution
0.5 mL
Each ampoule contains approximately 0.5 mL of solution with 65 3 moles/L (at 20C) of GTX5 in filtered and
aqueous acetic acid.
NRCCRM-GTX5b
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Gonyautoxins-5 solution
4 x 0.5 mL
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Code
Product
Unit
Amnesic shellfish poisons (ASP)

NRCCRM-DA-d
Domoic acid solution
0.5 mL
Solvent: Acetonitrile/Water (1:9, v/v)

Certified values
Domoic acid +............. 89 0.9 g/g............... 87.7 0.9 g/mL (at 22C)............ moles/L (at 22C)
Epidomoic acid
Pure domoic acid in solution has been found to gradually isomerize, especially to the C5-diastereomer, epidomoic
acid; therefore, a mixture will inevitably result on long-term storage of any standard.
The densitiy of the solution is 0.9853 at 22C.
NRCCRM-DA-d
Domoic acid solution
4 x 0.5 mL
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Fish
Code
Product
Unit
Fish
LGC7101
Mackerel paste - Proximates and nutrients
200 g
Prepared from whole mackerel fillets (including skin) mixed with water and 2% sodium caesinate.
Certified values
Cl ............................ 1500 mg/kg
K ............................. 1850 mg/kg
Na ........................... 1320 mg/kg
Moisture...................64.5 g/100g
Nitrogen...................2.25 g/100g
Total fat ...................20.4 g/100g
Ash......................... 0.83 g/100 g
Indicative values for Ca, Mg, P, Zn
BCR-422
Cod muscle - Trace elements and methyl mercury
7g
Certified values
As............................. 21.1 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.017 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 1.05 mg/kg
Fe............................. 5.46 mg/kg
BCR-463
Hg...........................0.559 mg/kg
I ................................4.95 mg/kg
Mn ..........................0.543 mg/kg
Pb ...........................0.085 mg/kg
Se ............................ 1.63 mg/kg

Zn............................. 19.6 mg/kg
Tuna fish - Total mercury and methyl mercury
15 g
Certified values
Methylmercury.......... 3.04 mg/kg
Total mercury........... 2.85 mg/kg
BCR-464
Tuna fish - Total mercury and methyl mercury
15 g
Certified values
Total mercury........... 5.24 mg/kg
BCR-349
Cod liver oil - PCBs

Compound
2g
Certified value
g/kg
Uncertainty
g/kg
PCB 28 ................................................................. 68............................... 7

PCB 52 ............................................................... 149............................. 20
PCB 101 ............................................................. 370............................. 17
PCB 118 ............................................................. 454............................. 31
PCB 153 ............................................................. 938............................. 40
PCB 180 ............................................................. 280............................. 22
Indicative values for PCB 44, PCB 128, PCB 138+PCB 163, PCB 194
BCR-598
Cod liver oil - Organochlorine pesticides

Compound
Certified Value
g/kg
5g
Uncertainty
g/kg
Hexachlorobenzene ........................................... 55.7............................... 2

alpha-HCH ............................................................ 42............................... 3
beta-HCH.............................................................. 16............................... 3
gamma-HCH......................................................... 23............................... 4
gamma-Chlordane ............................................... 6.9............................ 1.6
alpha-Chlordane ................................................ 24.4............................ 1.8
Oxychlordane........................................................ 11............................ 1.8
trans-Nonachlor .................................................... 39............................... 4
Dieldrin.................................................................. 59............................... 4
4,4-DDE ................................................... 0.61 x 103................. 0.04 x 103
2,4-DDD ............................................................... 30............................... 4
4,4-DDD ................................................... 0.40 x 103................. 0.03 x 103
4,4-DDT ................................................. 0.179 x 103............... 0.018 x 103
BCR-350
Mackerel oil - PCBs

Compound
2g
Certified value
g/kg
Uncertainty
g/kg
PCB 28 .............................................................. 22.5............................ 4.0

PCB 52 ................................................................. 62............................... 9
PCB 101 ............................................................. 164............................... 9
PCB 118 ............................................................. 142............................. 20
PCB 153 ............................................................. 317............................. 20
PCB 180 ............................................................... 73............................. 13
Indicative values for PCB44, PCB128, PCB138+PCB163
BCR-719
Canned fresh chub - PCBs
70 g
The material consists of approx. 70 g of minced sterilised muscle of chub to which butylhydroxy toluene (BHT)
was added as an antioxidant.
Certified values
PCB 77 .......... 0.196 x 103 ng/kg
PCB 81 ..................... 13.6 ng/kg
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PCB 126....................20.0 ng/kg

PCB 169....................1.80 ng/kg
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Code
BCR-718
Product
Unit
Canned fresh herring - PCBs
70 g
The material consists of approx. 70 g of minced sterilised muscle of herring to which butylhydroxy toluene (BHT)
was added as an antioxidant.
Certified values
PCB 28 ..................... 0.41 g/kg
PCB 52 ..................... 1.00 g/kg
PCB 101 ................... 2.12 g/kg
PCB 105 ................... 0.63 g/kg
BCR-627
PCB 118....................1.78 g/kg

PCB 128....................0.62 g/kg
PCB 138....................2.97 g/kg
PCB 149....................2.58 g/kg
PCB 153 ................... 4.62 g/kg

PCB 156 ................... 0.19 g/kg
PCB 170 ................... 0.35 g/kg
PCB 180 ................... 0.80 g/kg
Tuna fish tissue - As species
10 g
Certified values
Arsenobetaine..........................................52 mol/kg
Dimethylarsinic acid...................................2 mol/kg
total As ...................................................... 4.8 mg/kg
see also arsenobetaine standard solution (BCR-626)
MURST-ISS-A2
Antarctic krill - Trace elements
0.5 g
Prepared from three catches made by Italian, American and Japanese expeditions.
Certified values
As............................. 5.02 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 0.73 mg/kg
Co .......................... 0.110 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 65.2 mg/kg
Fe .............................56.6 mg/kg
Mn ............................4.12 mg/kg
Ni ..............................1.28 mg/kg
Pb .............................1.11 mg/kg
Se ............................ 7.37 mg/kg

Zn............................. 66.0 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ag, Al, Br, Ca, Cl, Cr, Hg, I, K, Mg, Na, Rb, Sc, Sn, Sr, V
NIST-1588a
Cod liver oil - Organics
set (5)
Set of 5 x 1.2 mL
This Standard Reference Material (SRM) is intended for use in developing and validating analytical methods for
the determination of chlorinated biphenyls and chlorinated pesticides in cod liver oil or in other similar lipophilic
matrices. The certified values for the PCB congeners and the chlorinated pesticides are based on the agreement
of results from two or more independent analytical techniques. NIST-1588 was analysed for selected PCB
congeners and chlorinated pesticides using gas chromatography with electron capture detector (GC-ECD) on two
columns with different selectivity and using GC with mass spectrometry (GC/MS). The concentration of alphatocopherol was determined using two methods based on normal-phase and reversed phase liquid
chromatography. Fluorescence detection was used for both methods.
Certified concentrations (mass fractions) for selected PCB congeners
g/kg
PCB 28 ................2,4,4'-Trichlorobiphenyl ............................................. 28.32 0.55
PCB 31 ................2,4',5-Trichlorobiphenyl ............................................... 8.33 0.28
PCB 44 ................2,2',3,5'-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ......................................... 35.1 1.4
PCB 49 ................2,2',4,5'-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 29.90 0.84
PCB 87 ................2,2',3,4,5'-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 56.3 1.1
PCB 95 ................2,2',3,5,6'-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 36.5 1.1
PCB 101 ..............2,2',4,5,5'-Pentachlorobiphenyl ................................... 126.5 4.3
PCB 105 ..............2,3,3',4,4-Pentachlorobiphenyl ...................................... 60.2 2.3
PCB 110 ..............2,3,3',4',6-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 76.0 2.0
PCB 118 ..............2,3',4,4',5-Pentachlorobiphenyl ................................... 176.3 3.8
PCB 128 ..............2,2',3,3,4,4'-Hexachlorobiphenyl ................................... 47.0 2.4
PCB 138 ..............2,2',3,4',5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl+
PCB 163 ..............2,3,3',4',5,6-Hexachlorobiphenyl+
PCB 164 ..............2,3,3',4',5',6-Hexachlorobiphenyl................................... 263.59.1
PCB 149 ..............2,2',3,4',5',6-Hexachlorobiphenyl................................. 105.7 3.6
PCB 151 ..............2,2',3,4,4',5-Hexachlorobiphenyl ................................... 54.8 2.1
PCB 153 ..............2,2',4,4',5,5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl................................. 273.8 7.7
PCB 156 ..............2,3,3',4,4',5-Hexachlorobiphenyl ................................... 27.3 1.8
PCB 170 ..............2,2',3,3',4,4',5-Heptachlorobiphenyl .............................. 46.5 1.1
PCB 180 ..............2,2',3,4,4',5,5'-Heptachlorobiphenyl ............................ 105.0 5.2
PCB 183 ..............2,2',3,4,4',5',6-Heptachlorobiphenyl .......................... 31.21 0.62
PCB 187 ..............2,2',3,4,5,5',6-Heptachlorobiphenyl+
PCB 159 ..............2,3,3',4,5,5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl+
PCB 182 ..............2,2',3',4,4',5,6'-Hexachlorobiphenyl ........................... 35.23 0.83
PCB 194 ..............2,2',3,3',4,4',5,5'-Octachlorobiphenyl......................... 15.37 0.61
PCB 201 ..............2,2',3,3',4,4',5,5',6-Nonachlorobiphenyl..................... 12.18 0.46
Certified concentrations (mass fractions) for selected chlorinated pesticides
g/kg
g/kg
2,4'-DDE ................................................... 22.0 1.0

4,4'-DDE ..................................................... 651 11
2,4'-DDD ................................................... 36.3 1.4
4,4'-DDD ..................................................... 254 11
2,4'-DDT.................................................. 156.0 4.4
4,4'-DDT...................................................... 524 12
Hexachlorobenzene ................................ 157.8 5.0
gamma-HCH ............................................. 24.9 1.7

alpha-HCH ................................................ 85.3 3.4
Heptachlor epoxide ................................... 31.6 1.5
cis-Chlordane.......................................... 167.0 5.0
cis-Nonachlor ............................................ 94.8 2.8
trans-Nonachlor....................................... 214.6 7.9
Dieldrin.................................................... 155.9 4.5
Reference concentration (mass fraction) for alpha-tocopherol and additional PCB congeners.
Information concentrations (mass fractions) for dibenzo-p-dioxins and octachlorodibenzofuran.
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Fish
Code
NIST-1946
Product
Unit
Lake Superior fish tissue - Organic contaminants
5 x 10 g
This Standard Reference Material (SRM) is a frozen fish tissue homogenate, which was prepared from lake
trout (Salvelinus namaycush namaycush) collected from Lake Superior (U.S./Canada), and is intended primarily
for use in evaluating analytical methods for the determination of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) congeners,
chlorinated pesticides, fatty acids (including omega-3 fatty acids), extractable fat, methylmercury, total mercury
and selected trace elements in fish tissue and similar matrices.
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
Mass fraction

49..............2,2',4,5'-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ........................................ 3.80 0.39
52..............2,2',5,5'-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ........................................... 8.1 1.0
70..............2,3',4',5-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ......................................... 14.9 0.6
74..............2,4,4',5-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ........................................ 4.83 0.51
77..............3,3',4,4'-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ................................... 0.327 0.025
87..............2,2',3,4,5'-Pentachlorobiphenyl ....................................... 9.4 1.4
95..............2,2',3,5',6-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 11.4 1.3
99..............2,2',4,4',5-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 25.6 2.3
101............2,2',4,5,5'-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 34.6 2.6
105............2,3,3',4,4'-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 19.9 0.9
110............2,3,3',4',6-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 22.8 2.0
126............3,3',4,4',5-Pentachlorobiphenyl ............................... 0.380 0.017
138............2,2',3,4,4',5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl..................................... 115 13
149............2,2',3,4',5',6-Hexachlorobiphenyl................................... 26.3 1.3
153............2,2',4,4',5,5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl....................................... 170 9
156............2,3,3',4,4',5-Hexachlorobiphenyl ................................. 9.52 0.51
169............2,2',3,4,4',5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl............................. 0.106 0.014
170............2,2',3,3',4,4',5-Heptachlorobiphenyl .............................. 25.2 2.2
180............2,2',3,4,4',5,5'-Heptachlorobiphenyl .............................. 74.4 4.0
183............2,2',3,4,4',5',6-Heptachlorobiphenyl .............................. 21.9 2.5
187............2,2',3,4',5,5',6-Heptachlorobiphenyl .............................. 55.2 2.1
194............2,2',3,3',4,4',5,5'-Octachlorobiphenyl............................. 13.0 1.3
195............2,2',3,3',4,4',5,6-Octachlorobiphenyl ........................... 5.30 0.45
206............2,2',3,3',4,4',5,5',6-Nonachlorobiphenyl....................... 5.40 0.43
209............Decachlorobiphenyl..................................................... 1.30 0.21

Mass fraction
g/kg (wet- mass basis)
Mass fraction
g/kg (wet- mass basis)
Hexachlorobenzene ................................ 7.25 0.83

alpha-HCH .............................................. 5.72 0.65
gamma-HCH........................................... 1.14 0.18
Heptachlor epoxide................................. 5.50 0.23
Oxychlordane............................................ 18.9 1.5
cis-Chlordane (alpha-Chlordane).............. 32.5 1.8
trans-Chlordane ...................................... 8.36 0.91
cis-Nonachlor............................................ 59.1 3.6
trans-Nonachlor......................................... 99.6 7.6

Dieldrin...................................................... 32.5 3.5
Mirex ....................................................... 6.47 0.77
4,4'-DDE...................................................... 373 48
2,4'-DDD ................................................. 2.20 0.25
4,4'-DDD ................................................... 17.7 2.8
4,4'-DDT.................................................... 37.2 3.5
Certified concentrations for fat and selected fatty acids
Mass fraction (%)

(wet- mass basis)
Fat (Extractable) ............................................................................................ 10.17 0.48

Fat (Sum of Fatty Acids) .................................................................................. 8.76 0.17
Mass fraction (%) (as the triglycerdide) (wet- mass basis)
Tetradecanoic acid (C14:0) ......................................................................... 0.316 0.009
(Myristic acid)
Hexadecanoic acid (C16:0) ............................................................................. 1.22 0.04
(Palmitic acid)
(Z)-9-Hexadecenoic acid (C16:1)................................................................. 0.816 0.026
(Palmitoleic acid)
Octadecanoic acid (C18:0) .......................................................................... 0.263 0.011
(Stearic acid)
(Z)-9-Octadecenoic acid (C18:1) ..................................................................... 2.64 0.08
(Oleic acid)c
(Z,Z)-9,12-Octadecadienoic acid (C18:2) .................................................... 0.348 0.023
(Linoleic acid)
(Z,Z,Z)-9,12,15-Octadecatrienoic acid (C18:3)............................................ 0.221 0.025
(Linolenic acid)
Eicosanoic acid (C20:0)........................................................................... 0.0100 0.0012
(Arachidic acid)
(Z)-11-Eicosenoic acid (C20:1).................................................................... 0.132 0.012
(Z,Z)-11,14-Eicosadienoic acid (C20:2)................................................... 0.0990 0.0043
(Z,Z,Z,Z,Z)-5,8,11,14,17-Eicosapentaenoic acid (C20:5) (EPA) ................. 0.296 0.019
(Z,Z,Z,Z,Z)-7,10,13,16,19-Docosapentaenoic acid (C22:5) (DPA).............. 0.335 0.026
(Z,Z,Z,Z,Z,Z)-4,7,10,13,16,19-Docosahexaenoic acid (C22:6) (DHA)............. 0.92 0.10
Certified concentrations for methylmercury, total mercury, arsenic and iron
Mass fraction
mg/kg (wet- mass basis)
Mass fraction
mg/kg (wet- mass basis)
Methylmercury..................................... 0.394 0.015

Hg (Total)............................................ 0.433 0.009
As ........................................................ 0.277 0.010

Fe ............................................................ 4.00 0.32
Reference concentrations for PCBs, pesticides, fatty acids, proximates and caloric content.
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Code
IAEA-352
Product
Unit
Tuna fish - Radioactive isotopes
100 g
Certified values
137
210
40
210
Cs............................ 2.7 Bq/kg

K.............................. 391 Bq/kg
IAEA-MA-B3/R
Pb ........................... 0.6 Bq/kg

Po ........................... 2.2 Bq/kg
90
Sr.............................. 0.2 Bq/kg
Fish flesh - Radioactive isotopes
50 g
Certified values
137
Cs.......................... 14.2 Bq/kg
NRCDOLT-3
40
K ............................. 272 Bq/kg
Dogfish liver - Trace elements
25 g
Certified values
Ag ................. 1.20 0.07 mg/kg
Al..................... 24.7 1.9 mg/kg
As.................... 10.2 0.5 mg/kg
Cd ................... 19.4 0.6 mg/kg
Cu....................31.2 1.0 mg/kg

Fe ....................1484 57 mg/kg
Hg..................3.37 0.14 mg/kg
Ni ...................2.72 0.35 mg/kg
Pb ............. 0.319 0.045 mg/kg

Se ................. 7.06 0.48 mg/kg
Zn.................... 86.6 2.4 mg/kg
Indicative value for Cr, Sn, Methylmercury
NRCDORM-2
Dogfish muscle - Trace elements
40 g
Certified values
Ag .......................... 0.041 mg/kg
Al.............................. 10.9 mg/kg
As............................. 18.0 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.043 mg/kg
Co .......................... 0.182 mg/kg
Cr..............................34.7 mg/kg
Cu.............................2.34 mg/kg
Fe ..............................142 mg/kg
Hg.............................4.64 mg/kg
Mn ............................3.66 mg/kg
Ni ............................. 19.4 mg/kg

Pb .......................... 0.065 mg/kg
Se ............................ 1.40 mg/kg
Zn............................. 25.6 mg/kg
Indicative values for Sn, Tl
NRCCARP-2
Fish (common carp) - Dioxins, furans and PCBs
6 x 10 g
Prepared from common carp (Cyprinus carpio) collected near the warm water discharge of the Consumers Power
Plant in Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron, Canada
Certified values
PCB18 ...................... 27.3 g/kg
PCB28 ...................... 34.0 g/kg
PCB44 ...................... 86.6 g/kg
PCB52 ....................... 138 g/kg
PCB118......................148 g/kg
PCB128.....................20.4 g/kg
PCB153......................105 g/kg
PCB180.....................53.3 g/kg
PCB194 .................... 10.9 g/kg

PCB206 ...................... 4.4 g/kg
Reference Values
2,3,7,8-TCDF ............................................18.2 ng/kg
1,2,3,7,8-PCDF...........................................5.6 ng/kg
2,3,7,8-TCDD..............................................7.4 ng/kg
1,2,3,7,8-PCDD ..........................................5.3 ng/kg
1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD .....................................1.6 ng/kg
1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD..................................... 5.8 ng/kg

1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD................................... 0.78 ng/kg
1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HpCDD ................................. 6.4 ng/kg
OCDD ........................................................ 9.4 ng/kg
Other reference concentrations for selected PCB congeners and pesticides are given in the certificate.
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Cereals and crops
Cereals and crops

Code
Product
Unit
Wheat
LGC7003
White bread flour - Nutrients and trace elements
25 g
Certified values
Ash................................... 0.84%
Fat...................................... 1.7%
N ...................................... 2.43%
BCR-189
Ca............................1120 mg/kg
Fe ................................23 mg/kg
K ..............................1720 mg/kg
Na ............................... 39 mg/kg
Zn................................ 12 mg/kg
Wholemeal flour - Trace elements
25 g
Certified values
Cd ............................. 71.3 g/kg
Cu .............................. 6.4 mg/kg
Fe............................. 68.3 mg/kg
Mn ............................63.3 mg/kg
Pd ...............................379 g/kg
Se ...............................132 g/kg
Zn............................. 56.5 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ca, Cl, Cr, Hg, K, Mg, Na, Ni, P
NIST-1567a
Wheat flour - Trace elements
80 g
Milled from a blend of Hard Red Spring and Hard Red Winter wheat.
Certified values
Al................................... 5.7 g/g
Ca ................................. 0.191 %
Cd ............................. 0.026 g/g
Cu ................................. 2.1 g/g
Fe................................ 14.1 g/g
K ................................... 0.133 %
Mg ................................ 0.040 %
Mn .................................9.4 g/g
Mo ...............................0.48 g/g
Na..................................6.1 g/g
P ................................... 0.134 %
Rb ............................... 0.68 g/g
S ................................... 0.165 %
Se ................................. 1.1 g/g
Zn................................ 11.6 g/g
Indicative values for As, Br, Cl, Co, Hg, I, Pb, Sn, U, V, W
NIST-RM 8437
Hard red spring wheat flour - Trace elements
2 x 25 g
Reference concentration values for major, minor and trace elements.

Indicative values for additional elements.
BCR-382
Wheat flour - Major nutrients
100 g
Certified values (percentage by dry mass)

Ash.................................................................... 0.9%
Fat..................................................................... 1.3%
N (Kjeldahl) ....................................................... 2.1%

Dietary fibre (AOAC 1985/1988) ....................... 3.3%
Indicative values for starch, starch & sugars and dietary fibre (Englyst)
BCR-121
Wholemeal flour - Vitamins
50 g
Certified values
B1 (thiamin) .............................................4.63 mg/kg
B6 (total pyridoxine) .................................4.10 mg/kg
BCR-563
Folate (total) .............................................. 0.5 mg/kg
Common wheat flour - Properties
360 g
Certified parameters determined according to ISO and ICC standard: Protein content, Ash content, Falling
number / s, Zeleny sedimentation, Chopin Alveograph, Brabender Farinograph, Brabender Extensograph.
NIST-RM 8436
Durum wheat flour - Trace elements and nutritional properties
50 g
Reference concentration values for major, minor and trace elements, proximates, total dietary fibre and calories.
Indicative values for additional elements and one fatty acid.
NIST-RM 8437
Hard red spring wheat flour - Trace elements
2 x 25 g

Indicative values for additional elements.
NIST-RM 8438
Soft winter wheat flour - Trace elements
2 x 50 g

Indicative values for additional elements
NIST-RM 8418
Wheat gluten - Trace elements and nutritional properties
50 g
Reference concentration values for major, minor and trace elements, proximates, calories and fatty acid.
Indicative values for additional elements fatty acids and total dietary fibre.
NRMGBW08503
Wheat flour - Trace elements
20 g
Certified values
As................................ 0.22 g/g
Ca ................................ 441 g/g
Cd ............................. 0.031 g/g
Cu ............................... 4.40 g/g
Fe ................................39.8 g/g
K ................................... 0.198 %
Mg ................................551 g/g
Mn ...............................19.6 g/g
Pb ............................... 0.35 g/g

Zn................................ 22.7 g/g
Indicative values for N, P, Se, Na
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Code
BCR-396
Product
Unit
Wheat flour - Deoxynivalenol (DON) blank
150 g
Certified value
DON...................... < 0.05 mg/kg
BCR-471
Wheat - Ochratoxin A (blank)
55 g
Certified value
Ochratoxin A ............ < 0.6 g/kg
BCR-472
Wheat - Ochratoxin A (medium level)
55 g
Certified value
Ochratoxin A ............... 8.2 g/kg
NIST-RM 8441
Wheat - Hardness
set (50)
Set of 50 x 20 g
Determination of hardness of bulk or single kernel wheat. Ten separate lots of wheat of varying hardness. Five
samples of each wheat .
Corn
BCR-377
Maize flour - Deoxynivalenol (blank)
150 g
Certified value
DON....................... <0.05 mg/kg
BCR-378
Maize flour - Deoxynivalenol (medium level)
150 g
Certified value
DON......................... 0.43 mg/kg
NIST-RM 8432
Corn starch - Trace elements and nutritional properities
50 g
Indicative values for additional elements, ash and fatty acids.
NIST-RM 8433
Corn bran - Trace elements and nutritional properties
50 g
Indicative values for additional elements, fat and fatty acids.
NIST-RM 8412
Corn (Zea Mays) stalk - Trace elements
34 g
Reference concentration values for major, minor and trace elements. Indicative values for additional elements.
NIST-RM 8413
Corn (Zea Mays) kernel - Trace elements
47 g
Reference values for Al, Ca, Cl, Cu, F, I, K, Mg, Mn, N, Se, Zn
Rye
BCR-381
Rye flour - Major nutrients
100 g
Certified values (percentage by dry mass)

Ash.................................................................... 0.9%
Fat..................................................................... 1.1%
N (Kjeldahl) ....................................................... 1.3%

Dietary fibre (AOAC 1985/1988) ....................... 8.2%
Indicative values for starch, starch & sugars, dietary fibre (Englyst)
IAEA-V-8
Rye flour - Trace elements
50 g
Certified values
Br ............................. 0.38 mg/kg
Ca ............................. 149 mg/kg
Cl .............................. 570 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 0.95 mg/kg
Fe ...............................4.1 mg/kg
K ..............................1925 mg/kg
Mg .............................121 mg/kg
Mn ............................2.06 mg/kg
P ............................... 592 mg/kg

Rb ............................ 0.48 mg/kg
Zn............................. 2.53 mg/kg
Indicative values for Cd, Co, Na
Rice
BCR-465
Rice flour - Amylose (low level)
10 g
Certified value
Amylose ................. 15.4 g/100 g
BCR-466
Rice flour - Amylose (medium level)
10 g
Certified value
Amylose ................. 23.1 g/100 g
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Cereals and crops

Code
BCR-467
Product
Unit
Rice flour - Amylose (high level)
10 g
Certified value
Amylose ................. 27.7 g/100 g
NIST-1568a
Rice Flour - Trace elements
80 g
Produced from 100% long grain rice from Arkansas.

Certified values
Al................................... 4.4 g/g
As................................ 0.29 g/g
Ca ............................... 0.0118 %
Cd ............................. 0.022 g/g
Cu ................................. 2.4 g/g
Fe.................................. 7.4 g/g
Hg....................................0.0058
K ................................. 0.1280 %
Mg ............................... 0.056 %
Mn ...............................20.0 g/g
Mo ...............................1.46 g/g
Na..................................6.1 g/g
P ................................... 0.134 %
Rb ............................... 6.14 g/g
S ................................... 0.120 %
Se ............................... 0.38 g/g
Zn................................ 19.4 g/g
Indicative values for Br, Cl, Co, I, Pb, Sb, Sn, U, V, W
NRMGBW08508
Rice - Trace elements
40 g
Certified values
Cu ................................. 3.6 g/g
F.................................. 18.0 g/g
NRMGBW08510
Fe ................................43.2 g/g
Hg..............................0.038 g/g
Mg ............................... 28.4 g/g
Rice - Trace elements
40 g
Certified values
Cu ................................. 3.6 g/g
F.................................. 18.0 g/g
NRMGBW08511
Fe ................................43.2 g/g
Hg..............................0.038 g/g
Mg ............................... 28.4 g/g
Rice - Cadmium (medium level)
40 g
Certified value
Cd ............................. 0.504 g/g
NRMGBW08512
Rice - Cadmium (low level)
40 g
Certified value
Cd ........................... 0.0069 g/g
Rapeseed
BCR-190R
Rapeseed (colza) - Total glucosinolate and sulphur
20 g
Certified values
Total glucosinolate..................................23 mmol/kg
BCR-366R
S................................................................. 4.72 g/kg
20 g
Certified values
Total glucosinolate...............................11.9 mmol/kg
BCR-367R
S................................................................. 3.31 g/kg
20 g
Certified values
Total glucosinolate................................102 mmol/kg
S................................................................. 10.5 g/kg
Indicative values for individual glucosinolates
BCR-446
Rapeseed - Oil content (low)
153 g
Certified values
As is oil ............................................. 39.49 g/100 g
Moisture and volatiles ........................... 7.01 g/100 g
Dry basis oil ........................................ 42.48 g/100 g
BCR-447
Rapeseed - Oil content (medium)
153 g
Certified values
As is oil ............................................. 41.99 g/100 g
Dry basis oil ........................................ 45.36 g/100 g
BCR-448
Rapeseed - Oil content (high)
153 g
Certified values
As is oil ............................................. 45.43 g/100 g
Dry basis oil ........................................ 49.21 g/100 g
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Cereals and crops

Code
Product
Unit
Genetically modified crops

IRMM-410S0 - IRMM-410S5
TM
Dried soya bean powder with different mass fractions of genetically modified (Roundup Ready )
soya beans, intended for validation of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) screening method for the
detection of GM food.
IRMM-410S0
Genetically modified soya beans (0%)
1g
Certified mass fraction GMO < 0.03%
IRMM-410S1
Genetically modified soya beans (0.1%)
1g
Certified mass fraction GMO: 0.1 %
IRMM-410S2
Genetically modified soya beans (0.5%)
1g
Certified mass fraction GMO: 0.5%
IRMM-410S3
1g
Certified mass fraction GMO: 1%
IRMM-410S4
1g
IRMM-410S5
1g
IRMM-413-0 - IRMM-413-5
Dried maize powder with different mass fractions (<0.02, 0.1, 0.5, 1, 2, 5 %) of genetically modified
maize (MON810), intended for the validation of methods for the detection of genetically modified food.
As DNA and/or protein based GMO quantification may depend on varieties, one has to be careful to
draw quantitative conclusions from measurements of unknown samples.
IRMM-413-0
Genetically modified MON-810 maize powder (0%)
1g
Certified mass fraction GMO <0.02 %
IRMM-413-1
Genetically modified MON-810 maize powder (0.1%)
1g
Certified mass fraction GMO: 0.1% 0.03
IRMM-413-2
Genetically modified MON-810 maize powder (0.5%)
1g
Certified mass fraction GMO: 0.50 % 0.04
IRMM-413-3
1g
Certified mass fraction GMO: 1 % 0.05
IRMM-413-4
1g
Certified mass fraction GMO: 2% 0.1
IRMM-413-5
1g
Certified mass fraction GMO: 5% 0.2
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Vegetable matter
Vegetable matter
Code
Product
Unit
Fruit and vegetables

LGC7111
Potato powder - Sulphur dioxide
200 g
Certified value
SO2 ........................ 357.5 mg/kg
LGC7162
Strawberry leaves - Trace elements
20 g
The raw material was collected from a private farm in the Czech Republic. The mixture was cut and jet milled to
pass a 250 m nylon sieve. The resulting powder was homogenised, separated in 20 g portions and placed in
60mL bottles.
Certified Values
Ca .......................... 1.53 g/100 g
Mg ........................ 0.377 g/100 g
N ............................ 2.01 g/100 g
P .......................... 0.260 g/100 g
K ............................ 1.96 g/100 g
S .......................... 0.174 g/100 g
BCR-515
As .............................0.28 mg/kg
Ba ..............................107 mg/kg
Cd.............................0.17 mg/kg
Co.............................0.47 mg/kg
Cr..............................2.15 mg/kg
Fe ..............................818 mg/kg
Pb .............................. 1.8 mg/kg

Mn ............................. 171 mg/kg
Hg .......................... 0.027 mg/kg
Ni ............................... 2.6 mg/kg
Sr ................................ 64 mg/kg
Zn................................ 24 mg/kg
Carrot - Dietary fibre
25 g
Certified using five different methods of dietary fibre analysis

Certified values
AOAC 1990........................................... 31.1 g/100 g
Englyst (GC) ......................................... 27.1 g/100 g
Uppsala................................................. 29.8 g/100 g
ARC/CL4
AOAC 1992 MES-TRIS......................... 29.5 g/100 g

Englyst (colorimetry) ............................. 25.2 g/100 g
Carrot powder - Total dietary fibre and trace elements
60 g
Prepared from normal commercially available carrot flakes used by the Finnish food industry.
Certified values
Total dietary fibre ........... 10.93%
B ................................. 10.1 g/g
Ca .............................. 1700 g/g
Cd ............................... 68.6 ng/g
BCR-383
Fe ................................12.6 g/g
K .................................10.2 mg/g
Mg ................................350 g/g
Mn ...............................4.90 g/g
Mo ............................... 49.5 ng/g

Na ................................ 485 g/g
Zn.................................. 6.9 g/g
Haricots verts (beans) - Major nutrients
100 g
Certified values
N(Kjeldahl) .............................................. 1.1 g/100 g
Dietary fibre (AOAC 1985/1988)........... 11.9 g/100 g
Ash at 550C............................................ 2.4 g/100g
Ca............................................................ 2.9 g/100 g

K.............................................................. 7.8 g/100 g
Na.......................................................... 0.08 g/100 g
Indicative values for glucose, fructose, sucrose, starch + sugars, dietary fibre (Englyst)
BCR-514
Haricots beans - Dietary fibre
25 g

Certified values
AOAC 1990........................................... 25.6 g/100 g
Englyst (GC) ......................................... 19.8 g/100 g
Uppsala................................................. 23.7 g/100 g
BCR-431
AOAC 1992 MES-TRIS......................... 25.9 g/100 g

Brussels sprout - Vitamins
20 g
Certified values
C (total ascorbate) .. 4830 mg/kg
Niacin.......................... 43 mg/kg
BCR-485
Mixed vegetables - Vitamins
25 g
Certified values
B1 (thiamin) .............. 3.07 mg/kg
B6 (total pyridoxine).... 4.8 mg/kg
folate (total).............. 3.15 mg/kg
BCR-517
trans--carotene.......10.5 mg/kg
trans--carotene .......23.7 mg/kg
total--carotene ..........9.8 mg/kg
total--carotene........ 25.6 mg/kg

lutein ........................ 12.5 mg/kg
lutein+zeaxanthin..... 22.3 mg/kg
Full fat soya - Dietary fibre
25 g

Certified values
AOAC 1990........................................... 12.6 g/100 g
Englyst (GC) ......................................... 11.9 g/100 g
Uppsala................................................. 12.8 g/100 g
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AOAC 1992 MES-TRIS......................... 12.4 g/100 g

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Vegetable matter
Code
BCR-516
Product
Unit
Apple - Dietary fibre
25 g

Certified values
AOAC 1990......................................... 16.46 g/100 g
Englyst (GC) ......................................... 13.7 g/100 g
Uppsala.................................................. 16.2 g/100g
BCR-679
AOAC 1992 MES-TRIS......................... 14.9 g/100 g

White cabbage - Trace elements
15 g
Certified values
As................................ 7.0 g/kg
B .............................. 27.7 mg/kg
Ba ............................ 10.3 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 1.66 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 2.89 mg/kg
BCR-401
Fe ..............................55.0 g/kg
Hg................................6.3 g/kg
Mo ............................14.8 mg/kg
Ni ..............................27.0 mg/kg
Sb ..............................20.6 g/kg
Sr ............................. 11.8 mg/kg

Tl............................... 2.98 g/kg
Zn............................. 79.7 mg/kg
Peanut butter (blank) - Aflatoxin B1
50 g
Certified values
Aflatoxin B1............... <0.2 g/kg
Aflatoxin B2............... <0.1 g/kg
BCR-262
Aflatoxin G1...............<0.1 g/kg

Aflatoxin G2...............<0.1 g/kg
Total Aflatoxins ......... <0.5 g/kg
Defatted peanut meal (blank) - Aflatoxin B1
100 g
Certified value
Aflatoxin B1.................. <3 g/kg
BCR-264
Defatted peanut meal (high level) - Aflatoxin B1
150 g
Certified value
Aflatoxin B1................ 206 g/kg
IC-INCT-TL-1
Tea leaves - Trace elements
50 g
The material was prepared from black tea, usually packed in tea bags.
Certified values
Al.............................. 0.229 wt %
As........................... 0.106 mg/kg
Ba ............................ 43.2 mg/kg
Br ............................. 12.3 mg/kg
Ca ............................ 0.582 wt %
Cd .......................... 0.030 mg/kg
Cl .............................. 573 mg/kg
Co .......................... 0.387 mg/kg
Cr ............................. 1.91 mg/kg
Cs ............................ 3.61 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 20.4 mg/kg
Eu ...........................0,050 mg/kg
Hg...........................0.005 mg/kg
K ................................. 1.70 wt %
La .............................1.00 mg/kg
Lu ...........................0.016 mg/kg
Mg ............................ 0.224 wt %
Mn ............................ 0.157 wt %
Na.............................24.7 mg/kg
Ni ..............................6.12 mg/kg
Pb .............................1.78 mg/kg
Rb.............................81.5 mg/kg
Sc........................... 0.266 mg/kg

Sm ......................... 0.177 mg/kg
Sr ............................. 20.8 mg/kg
Tb........................... 0.026 mg/kg
Th........................... 0.034 mg/kg
Tl............................ 0.063 mg/kg
V .............................. 1.97 mg/kg
Yb........................... 0.118 mg/kg
Zn............................. 34.7 mg/kg
Indicative values for B, Fe, Hf, Nd, P, Sb, Se, Ta, Ti and Tm
NRMGBW07605
Tea - Trace elements
35 g
Certified values
As................................ 0.28 g/g
B .................................... 15 g/g
Ba .................................. 58 g/g
Be ............................. 0.034 g/g
Bi............................... 0.063 g/g
Br .................................. 3.4 g/g
Ca ................................... 0.43 %
Cd ............................. 0.057 g/g
Ce ................................. 1.0 g/g
Co ............................... 0.18 g/g
Cr .................................. 0.8 g/g
Cs ............................... 0.29 g/g
Cu................................17.3 g/g
Eu ..............................0.018 g/g
F ...................................320 g/g
Fe .................................264 g/g
K ..................................... 1.66 %
Mg .................................. 0.17 %
Mn ..............................1240 g/g
Mo .............................0.038 g/g
N..................................... 3.32 %
Na...................................44 g/g
Ni ...................................4.6 g/g
P .................................2840 g/g
Pb ................................. 4.4 g/g

Rb .................................. 74 g/g
S ................................... 0.245 %
Sb ............................. 0.056 g/g
Sc.............................. 0.085 g/g
Sm ............................ 0.085 g/g
Sr ................................ 15.2 g/g
Th.............................. 0.061 g/g
Ti.................................... 24 g/g
Y.................................. 0.36 g/g
Yb.............................. 0.044 g/g
Zn................................ 26.3 g/g
Indicative values for Ag, Al, Dy, Gd, Hf, Hg, Ho, Li, Lu, Nd, Pr, Se, Si, Tb, V
SLV FUNGUS
Edible fungus (C.tubaeformis) - Trace elements
7g
Certified values
Cd .......................... 0.437 mg/kg
Co .......................... 0.073 mg/kg
Cr ........................... 0.223 mg/kg
IAEA-359
Cu.............................34.4 mg/kg
Fe ..............................101 mg/kg
Mn ............................49.9 mg/kg
Ni ........................... 0.381 mg/kg

Pb ............................ 1.43 mg/kg
Zn............................. 55.0 mg/kg
Cabbage - Trace elements
30 g
Certified values
Al................................ 0.1 mg/kg
Ba ............................... 11 mg/kg
Ca ......................... 18500 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 0.12 mg/kg
Cr ............................... 1.3 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 5.67 mg/kg
Fe ..............................148 mg/kg
Hg...........................0.013 mg/kg
K ............................32500 mg/kg
Mg ...........................2160 mg/kg
Mn ............................31.9 mg/kg
Na..............................580 mg/kg
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Ni ............................. 1.05 mg/kg

Se ............................ 0.12 mg/kg
Sr ............................. 49.2 mg/kg
Zn............................. 38.6 mg/kg
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Vegetable matter
Code
BCR-400
Product
Unit
Red ceramic tile (Tomato paste colour)
tile
100 mm x 100 mm
A ceramic tile the colour of which is defined by Hunter L, a and b values. Each tile is individually certified. The tile
is intended for the purpose of calibration and does not represent a standard tomato paste colour.
Nominal Hunter values: L 26, a 33, b 14.5
Vegetable oils
LGC7120 (RM)
Corn oil - BHA and BHT
5 x 25 mL
Commercial corn oil with added BHA and BHT

Assesed values
BHA ......................... 49.4 mg/kg
LGC7122-23
BHT ..........................49.7 mg/kg
Olive oil - Tocopherol
2 x 25 mL
LGC7122
Certified value
alpha-tocopherol ...... 72.1 mg/kg
LGC7123
Certified value
alpha-tocopherol .... 173.6 mg/kg
BCR-458
Coconut oil - PAHs (doped)

Compound
45 g
Certified value
g/kg
Uncertainty
g/kg
Pyrene.................................................................. 9.4............................ 1.5

Chrysene.............................................................. 4.9............................ 0.4
Benzo(k)fluoranthene ........................................ 1.87.......................... 0.18
Benzo(a)pyrene ................................................. 0.93.......................... 0.09
Benzo(ghi)perylene............................................ 0.97.......................... 0.07
Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene...................................... 1.00.......................... 0.07
BCR-459
Coconut oil - PAHs (blank)

Compound
45 g
Certified value
g/kg
Pyrene................................................................ <0.9
Chrysene............................................................ <0.6
Benzo(k)fluoranthene ........................................ <0.2
NIST-1563
Compound
Certified value
g/kg
Benzo(a)pyrene.................................................. <0.3
Benzo(ghi)perylene ............................................ <0.2
Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene ...................................... <0.2
Coconut oil - Cholesterol and fat-soluble vitamins
set (10)
This Standard Reference Material (SRM) is intended primarily for use in the development and validation of
analytical methods for the determination of cholesterol, fat-soluble vitamins, fat, and fatty acids in a lipid matrix.
NIST-1563 consists of ten ampoules per unit: five ampoules of natural coconut oil (1563-1) and five ampoules of
fortified coconut oil (1563-2). Each ampoule contains approximately 4 mL of oil.
Mass fraction
(mg/kg)
Concentration
(mg/L)
Cholesterol........................................... 638 8 ............................... 585 6

dl-alpha-Tocopheryl acetate ................ 158 6 ............................... 145 6
Reference values for fat and fatty acids, cholesterol and vitamins
BCR-537
Plastic film A - Overall migration in olive oil
film
Total immersion in olive oil for 10 days at 40C

Certified value: 8.3 mg/dm2
BCR-538
Plastic film B - Overall migration in olive oil
film
Single sided cell in olive oil for 10 days at 40C

BCR-539
Plastic film C - Overall migration in olive oil
film
Pouch in olive oil for 10 days at 40C

BCR-593
Plastic film E
film
120 cm x 20 cm
Directive 90/128/EEC on plastic materials and articles intended for food contact regulates the limits of overall
migration of specific substances into foodstuff. BCR-593 has been prepared to check the performance of the
standard test procedure of film thickness, required for the evaluation of migration tendency.
Certified values
Fat soluble fluorescent additive (1,4-diphenyl-1,3-butadiene) .................................... 12.58 mg/kg
Film thickness ............................................................................................................. 149.7 m
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Mycotoxins
Code
Product
Unit
Single compounds
B-MYC0340
3-Acetyl-deoxynivalenol (3-AcDON) 100 g/mL in acetonitrile
5 mL
B-MYC0340-C
3-Acetyl-deoxynivalenol
5 mg
B-MYC0360
15-Acetyl-deoxynivalenol (15-AcDON) 100 g/mL in acetonitrile
5 mL
B-MYC0360-C
15-Acetyl-deoxynivalenol
5 mg
CSIR-MYC 024
Acgroclavine
10 mg
CSIR-MYC 025
Acroclavine I
10 mg
B-MYC0200
Aflatoxin B1 2 g/mL in acetonitrile
5 mL
B-MYC0220
Aflatoxin B2 0.5 g/mL in acetonitrile
5 mL
B-MYC0240
Aflatoxin G1 2 g/mL in acetonitrile
5 mL
B-MYC0260
Aflatoxin G2 0.5 g/mL in acetonitrile
5 mL
B-MYC0280
Aflatoxin M2 0.5 g/mL in acetonitrile
5 mL
BCR-423 (RM)
Aflatoxin M1 standard solution
2.5 mL
9.93 g/mL in chloroform
RH36976
Aflatoxin M1 0.5 g/mL in methanol OEKANAL
CSIR-MYC 005
Austdiol
10 mg
CSIR-MYC 006
Austocystin A
10 mg
CSIR-MYC 026
Chanoclavine I
10 mg
CSIR-MYC 007
Cytochalasin B
10 mg
CSIR-MYC 008
Cytochalasin H
10 mg
CSIR-MYC 009
Cytochalasin J
10 mg
B-MYC0320
Deoxynivalenol (DON) 100 g/mL in acetonitrile
5 mL
B-MYC0320-C
Deoxynivalenol
5 mg
CSIR-MYC 027
Dimer epoxyagroclavine-I-tartrate
10 mg
CSIR-MYC 028
Elymoclavine
10 mg
CSIR-MYC 030
Epoxyagroclavine-I-tartrate
10 mg
B-MYC0400
Fumonisin B1 50 g/mL in acetonitrile/water (1:1)
5 mL
B-MYC0400-C
Fumonisin B1
5 mg
B-MYC0420
Fumonisin B2 50 g/mL in acetonitrile/water (1:1)
5 mL
CSIR-MYC 013
Gliotoxin
10 mg
CSIR-MYC 029
Meleagrin
10 mg
B-MYC0480
Nivalenol 100 g/mL in acetonitrile
5 mL
B-MYC0480-C
Nivalenol
5 mg
B-MYC0490
Ochratoxin A 10 g/mL in acetonitrile
5 mL
B-MYC0490-C
Ochratoxin A
5 mg
CSIR-MYC 015
Ochratoxin B
10 mg
B-MYC0500
Patulin 100 g/mL in acetonitrile
2 mL
5 mL
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Code
Product
Unit
CSIR-MYC 017
Secalonic acid D
10 mg
CSIR-MYC 019
Tenuazonic acid-Ca salt
10 mg
CSIR-MYC 020
Tenuazonic acid-Cu salt
10 mg
CSIR-MYC 021
Verruculogen
10 mg
B-MYC0600
Zearalenon 100 g/mL in acetonitrile
5 mL
B-MYC0600-C
Zearalenone
5 mg
Multicomponent standard solutions

B-MYC0300
Aflatoxin Mixture
5 mL
Aflatoxin B1................... 2 g/mL

Aflatoxin B2................ 0.5 g/mL
B-MYC0440
Aflatoxin G1...................2 g/mL

Aflatoxin G2................0.5 g/mL
Fumonisin Mixture
5 mL
50 mg/L of each analyte in acetonitrile/water (1:1)

Fumonisin B1
B-MYC0700
Fumonisin B2
Trichothecene Mixture
5 mL
100 g/mL of each analyte in acetonitrile

3-Acetyl-deoxynivalenol (3-AcDON)
15-Acetyl-deoxynivalenol (15-AcDON)
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Code
Product
LGCQC1001
Meat paste 1
Unit
10 x 200 g
This material is a blend of beef and pork meat .

Reference values
Ash......................... 0.78 g/100 g
Moisture ................. 66.5 g/100 g
Total Fat................. 12.4 g/100 g
LGCQC1002
Ca..............................253 mg/kg
K ..............................1590 mg/kg
N.............................1.96 g/100 g
Na ........................... 1360 mg/kg

Zn............................. 14.2 mg/kg
Flour 1
10 x 25 g
This material is a commercially produced white bread flour.

Reference values
Ash......................... 0.84 g/100 g
Fat............................ 1.7 g/100 g
N ............................ 2.43 g/100 g
LGCQC1003
Ca............................1120 mg/kg
K ..............................1720 mg/kg
Na................................39 mg/kg
Fe................................ 23 mg/kg
Zn................................ 12 mg/kg
Chocolate 1
10 x 15 g
This material comprises milk chocolate that has been ground and thoroughly mixed.
Reference values
Lactose ................................................... 7.8 g/100 g
Sucrose................................................. 44.8 g/100 g
Total fat................................................. 29.5 g/100 g
LGCQC1004
N............................................................ 1.25 g/100 g

Butyric Acid in Fat ................................... 0.8 g/100 g
Fish paste 1
10 x 200 g
This material comprises whole mackerel fillets that have been thoroughly blended, after addition of water and
sodium.
Reference values
Ash......................... 0.83 g/100 g
Moisture ................. 64.5 g/100 g
Total Fat................. 20.4 g/100 g
LGCQC1005
N.............................2.25 g/100 g
Na............................1320 mg/kg
K ..............................1850 mg/kg
Cl ............................ 1500 mg/kg
Fish paste 2
10 x 200 g
This material comprises a thoroughly mixed blend of white and brown crab meat.
Reference values
As............................. 11.0 mg/kg
Ca ........................... 2150 mg/kg
Cd .............................. 1.9 mg/kg
Co ............................ 0.06 mg/kg
Cr ............................... 0.3 mg/kg
LGCQC1050
Cu.............................10.4 mg/kg
Hg.............................0.10 mg/kg
K ..............................1980 mg/kg
Mg .............................348 mg/kg
Mn ..............................1.8 mg/kg
Na ........................... 2170 mg/kg

Ni ............................. 0.23 mg/kg
P ............................. 2960 mg/kg
V .............................. 0.08 mg/kg
Zn............................. 53.6 mg/kg
Animal feed 1
10 x 50 g
This material comprises a commercially produced feeding stuff that has been ground to pass a 1mm sieve and
thoroughly mixed.
Reference values
Ash........................... 8.1 g/100 g
Crude fibre ............... 7.5 g/100 g
Moisture ................... 5.8 g/100 g
Oil ............................ 7.8 g/100 g
Ca .......................... 1.05 g/100 g
Cl ............................0.66 g/100 g
Cu................................34 mg/kg
Fe ..............................248 mg/kg
K .............................1.07 g/100 g
Mg ..........................0.60 g/100 g
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Mn ............................. 128 mg/kg

Na .......................... 0.44 g/100 g
N ............................ 2.72 g/100 g
P ............................ 0.72 g/100 g
Zn.............................. 136 mg/kg
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Food Authenticity
Food Authenticity
Isotopic analyses are now official or standard methods in Europe and beyond for routine use in food
authenticity testing. Thus, the use of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometry based on the
site-specific natural isotope fractionation (SNIF) is prescribed for instance by EC Regulation No.
2676/90 on analytical methods for wine quality control. These methods are based on the
13
18
measurement of stable isotope content (deuterium, C, O, etc.) of the products or of a specific
component such as an ingredient or target molecule of the product. The determinations, carried out
using NMR and/or Isotopic Ratio Mass Spectrometry (IRMS), provide information on the botanical and
geographical orign of the food product. In order to enable a clear comparision of results the following
certified reference materials have been developed.
Code
Product
Unit
BCR-123A and BCR-123B

Quantitative analysis of deuterium in ethanol by NMR spectrometry based on the site-specific natural
isotope fractionation (SNIF) is of considerable importance for the detection of wine enrichment. This
technique is prescribed by EC regulation No. 2676/90 on analytical methods for wine quality control.
BCR-123 consists of a set of 3 sealed NMR tubes containing forms of ethanol with a range of site
specific isotopic ratios, to which tetramethylurea internal standard and the C6F6 lock substance have
been added.
BCR-123A
Ethanol - D/H isotopic determination
3 tubes
BCR-123B
Ethanol - D/H isotopic determination
3 tubes
Alcoholic solution - Isotope ratios
450 mL
BCR-660
Certified values
Parameter
value
uncertainty
(D/H)I by H-NMR................................... 102.90 ppm........................ 0.16

(D/H)II by 2H-NMR .................................. 131.35 ppm........................ 0.23
R by 2H-NMR ................................................... 2.567...................... 0.005
13CVPDB by IRMS ........................................ -2.672%...................... 0.009
(D/H) w of water (IRMS)........................... 148.68ppm........................ 0,14
Alcoholic grade tD.......................................... 11.96%..................... 0.06(1)
(1)
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Lipid Standards
Lipid Standards
Code
Product
U-FLSA-098
Arachidonic acid (90%)
100 mg
U-FLSA-101
Arachidonic acid (99%)
100 mg
U-FLSA-107
Arachidonic acid methyl ester (90%)
100 mg
U-FLSA-110
Arachidonic acid methyl ester (99%)
100 mg
U-FLSA-115
Butanedioic acid (Succinic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-132
Butanedioic acid dimethyl ester
1g
U-FLSA-002
Butanoic acid (Butyric acid)
1g
U-FLSA-017
Butanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLSA-121
Decanedioic acid (Sebacic acid)
500 mg
U-FLSA-138
Decanedioic acid dimethyl ester
500 mg
U-FLSA-005
Decanoic acid (Capric acid)
1g
U-FLSA-020
Decanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLSA-100
Docosahexenoic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-109
Docosahexenoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-011
Docosanoic acid (Behenic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-026
Docosanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLMS-018
1-Docosanol (Behenyl Alcohol)
U-FLSA-006
Dodecanoic acid (Lauric acid)
1g
U-FLSA-021
Dodecanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLSA-091
11,14-Eicosadienoic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-094
11,14-Eicosadienoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-010
Eicosanoic acid (Arachidic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-025
Eicosanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLMS-016
1-Eicosanol (Arachidyl Alcohol)
500 mg
U-FLSA-097
11,14,17-Eicosatrienoic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-106
11,14,17-Eicosatrienoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-072
11-Eicosenoic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-086
11-Eicosenoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-066
Elaidic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-080
Elaidic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-073
Erucic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-087
Erucic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-113
Ethanedioic acid (Oxalic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-130
Ethanedioic acid dimethyl ester
1g
U-FLSA-001
Ethanoic acid (Acetic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-016
Ethanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLSA-036
Hendecanoic acid (Undecylic acid)
Unit
100 mg
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100 mg
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Lipid Standards
Code
Product
U-FLSA-051
Hendecanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-041
Heneicosanoic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-056
Heneicosanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLMS-017
1-Heneicosanol
100 mg
U-FLSA-059
Heptacosanoic acid methyl ester
50 mg
U-FLMS-023
1-Heptacosanol
50 mg
U-FLSA-039
Heptadecanoic acid (Margaric acid)
100 mg
U-FLSA-054
Heptadecanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLMS-013
1-Heptadecanol
100 mg
U-FLSA-118
Heptanedioic acid (Pimelic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-135
Heptanedioic acid dimethyl ester
1g
U-FLSA-034
Heptanoic acid (Heptylic acid)
100 mg
U-FLSA-049
Heptanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-013
Hexacosanoic acid (Cerotic acid)
100 mg
U-FLSA-028
Hexacosanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLMS-022
1-Hexacosanol (Cerotyl Alcohol)
50 mg
U-FLSA-008
Hexadecanoic acid (Palmitic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-023
Hexadecanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLMS-012
1-Hexadecanol (Cetyl Alcohol)
1g
U-FLSA-117
Hexanedioic acid (Adipic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-134
Hexanedioic acid dimethyl ester
1g
U-FLSA-003
Hexanoic acid (Caproic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-018
Hexanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLSA-147
homo gamma-Linolenic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-148
homo gamma-Linolenic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-089
Linoleic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-092
Linoleic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-090
Linolelaidic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-093
Linolelaidic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-095
Linolenic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-104
Linolenic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-096
gamma Linolenic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-105
gamma-Linolenic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-031
Methanoic acid (Formic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-046
Methanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLBA-021
2-Methylbutanoic acid (Anteisovaleric acid)
50 mg
U-FLBA-030
2-Methylbutanoic acid methyl ester
50 mg
U-FLBA-034
10-Methyldodecanoic acid methyl ester
50 mg
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Unit
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Lipid Standards
Code
Product
U-FLBA-038
18-Methyleicosanoic acid methyl ester
25 mg
U-FLBA-004
10-Methylhendecanoic acid (Isolauric acid)
50 mg
U-FLBA-014
10-Methylhendecanoic acid methyl ester
50 mg
U-FLBA-007
16-Methylheptadecanoic acid (Isostearic acid)
10 mg
U-FLBA-017
16-Methylheptadecanoic acid methyl ester
10 mg
U-FLBA-002
6-Methylheptanoic acid (Isocaprylic acid)
50 mg
U-FLBA-012
6-Methylheptanoic acid methyl ester
50 mg
U-FLBA-027
14-Methylhexadecanoic acid (Anteisomargaric acid)
10 mg
U-FLBA-036
14-Methylhexadecanoic acid methyl ester
10 mg
U-FLBA-022
4-Methylhexanoic acid (Anteisoheptylic acid)
50 mg
U-FLBA-031
4-Methylhexanoic acid methyl ester
50 mg
U-FLBA-008
18-Methylnonadecanoic acid (Isoarachidic acid)
25 mg
U-FLBA-018
18-Methylnonadecanoic acid methyl ester
25 mg
U-FLBA-003
8-Methylnonanoic acid (Isocapric acid)
50 mg
U-FLBA-013
8-Methylnonanoic acid methyl ester
50 mg
U-FLBA-028
16-Methyloctadecanoic acid (Anteisononadecylic acid)
25 mg
U-FLBA-037
16-Methyloctadecanoic acid methyl ester
25 mg
U-FLBA-032
6-Methyloctanoic acid methyl ester
50 mg
U-FLBA-006
14-Methylpentadecanoic acid (Isopalmitic acid)
10 mg
U-FLBA-016
14-Methylpentadecanoic acid methyl ester
10 mg
U-FLBA-001
4-Methylpentanoic acid (Isocaproic acid)
50 mg
U-FLBA-011
4-Methylpentanoic acid methyl ester
50 mg
U-FLBA-026
12-Methyltetradecanoic acid (Anteisopentadecylic acid)
10 mg
U-FLBA-035
12-Methyltetradecanoic acid methyl ester
10 mg
U-FLBA-015
12-Methyltridecanoic acid methyl ester
10 mg
U-FLSA-062
Myristoleic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-076
Myristoleic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-074
Nervonic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-088
Nervonic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-040
Nonadecanoic acid (Nonadecylic acid)
100 mg
U-FLSA-055
Nonadecanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLMS-015
1-Nonadecanol
100 mg
U-FLSA-120
Nonanedioic acid (Azelaic acid)
500 mg
U-FLSA-137
Nonanedioic acid dimethyl ester
500 mg
U-FLSA-035
Nonanoic acid (Pelargonic acid)
100 mg
U-FLSA-050
Nonanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-014
Octacosanoic acid (Montanic acid)
100 mg
U-FLSA-029
Octacosanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
Unit
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Lipid Standards
Code
Product
U-FLMS-024
1-Octacosanol
50 mg
U-FLSA-127
Octadecanedioic acid
50 mg
U-FLSA-144
Octadecanedioic acid dimethyl ester
50 mg
U-FLSA-009
Octadecanoic acid (Stearic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-024
Octadecanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLMS-014
1-Octadecanol (Stearyl Alcohol)
1g
U-FLSA-067
cis-11-Octadecenoic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-081
cis-11-Octadecenoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-068
trans-11-Octadecenoic acid (Vaccenic acid)
100 mg
U-FLSA-082
trans-11-Octadecenoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-119
Octanedioic acid (Suberic acid)
500 mg
U-FLSA-136
Octanedioic acid dimethyl ester
500 mg
U-FLSA-004
Octanoic acid (Caprylic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-019
Octanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLSA-065
Oleic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-079
Oleic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-064
Palmitelaidic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-078
Palmitelaidic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-063
Palmitoleic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-077
Palmitoleic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-058
Pentacosanoic acid methyl ester
50 mg
U-FLMS-021
1-Pentacosanol
50 mg
U-FLSA-038
Pentadecanoic acid (Pentadecylic acid)
100 mg
U-FLSA-053
Pentadecanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-033
Pentanoic acid (Valeric acid)
100 mg
U-FLSA-048
Pentanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-071
Petroselinic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-085
Petroselinic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLBA-042
Phytanic acid (3,7,11,15-Tetramethylhexadecanoic acid)
25 mg
U-FLBA-043
Phytanic acid methyl ester (Methyl-3,7,11,15-tetramethylhexadecanoate)
25 mg
U-FLMS-035
Phytol (tech) (3,7,11,15-Tetramethyl-2-hexadecen-1-ol )
1g
U-FLSA-114
Propanedioic acid (Malonic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-131
Propanedioic acid dimethyl ester
1g
U-FLSA-032
Propanoic acid (Propionic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-047
Propanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLSA-070
Ricinelaidic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-084
Ricinelaidic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-069
Ricinoleic acid
100 mg
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Unit
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Lipid Standards
Code
Product
U-FLSA-083
Ricinoleic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-012
Tetracosanoic acid (Lignoceric acid)
100 mg
U-FLSA-027
Tetracosanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLMS-020
1-Tetracosanol (Lignoceryl Alcohol)
U-FLSA-125
Tetradecanedioic acid
100 mg
U-FLSA-142
Tetradecanedioic methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLSA-007
Tetradecanoic acid (Myristic acid)
1g
U-FLSA-022
Tetradecanoic acid methyl ester
1g
U-FLMS-010
1-Tetradecanol (Myristyl Alcohol)
1g
U-FLSA-015
Triacontanoic acid (Mellisic acid)
100 mg
U-FLSA-030
Triacontanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLMS-026
1-Triacontanol (Melissyl Alcohol)
50 mg
U-FLSA-057
Tricosanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLMS-019
1-Tricosanol
100 mg
U-FLSA-037
Tridecanoic acid (Tridecylic acid)
100 mg
U-FLSA-052
Tridecanoic acid methyl ester
100 mg
U-FLPK-001
Unit
50 mg
Unsaturated fatty acids & methyl esters
kit
Each kit contains 25 mg each of twenty compounds.

cis-9-Tetradecenoic acid (Myristoleic acid)
cis-9-Hexadecenoic acid (Palmitoleic acid)
trans-9-Hexadecenoic acid (Palmitelaidic acid)
cis-9-Octadecenoic acid (Oleic acid)
trans-9-Octadecenoic acid (elaidic acid)
cis-9-cis-12-Octadecadienoic acid (Linoleic acid)
trans-9-trans-12-Octadecadienoic acid (Linolelaidic acid)
cis-9-cis-12-cis-15-Octadecenoate acid (Linolenic acid)
cis-11-Eicosenoic acid (Gondonic acid)
cis-13-Docosenoic acid (Erucic acid)
Methyl cis-9-Tetradecanoate (Methyl myristoleate)
Methyl cis-9-Hexadecenoate (Methyl palmitoleate)
Methyl trans-9-Hexadecenoate (Methyl palmitelaidate)
Methyl cis-9-Octadecenoate (Methyl oleate)
trans-9-Octadecenoate (Methyl eleidate)
Methyl cis-9-cis-12-Octadecadienoate (Methyl linoleate)
Methyl trans-9-cis-12-Octadecadienoate (Methyl linelaidate)
Methyl cis-9-cis-12-cis-15-Octadecatrienoate (Methyl linolenate)
Methyl cis-11-Eicosenoate (Methyl gondonate)
Methyl cis-13-Docosenoate (Methyl erucate)
U-FLPK-003
Fatty acids and methyl esters kit
kit
Each kit contains 25 mg each of sixteen compounds.

Nonanoic acid
Undecanoic acid
Tridecanoic acid
Pentadecanoic acid
Heptadecanoic acid
Nonadecanoic acid (Nonadecylic acid)
Heneicosanoic acid
Tricosanoic acid
U-FLPK-004
Methyl nonanoate
Methyl undecanoate
Methyl tridecanoate
Methyl pentadecanoate
Heptadecanoic acid methyl ester
Nonadecanoic acid methyl ester
Heneicosanoic acid methyl ester
Tricosanoic acid methyl ester
Fatty acids and methyl esters kit
kit
Each kit contains 100 mg each of twenty compounds.

Decanoic acid (Capric acid)
Dodecanoic acid (Lauric acid)
Tetradecanoic acid (Myristic acid)
Hexadecanoic acid (Palmitic acid)
Stearic acid
Eicosanoic acid (Arachidic acid)
Docosanoic acid (Behenic acid)
Tetracosanoic acid (Lignoceric acid) (25 mg)
Hexanoic acid methyl ester

Octanoic acid methyl ester
Decanoic acid methyl ester
Dodecanoic acid methyl ester
Tetradecanoic acid methyl ester
Hexadecanoic acid methyl ester
Octadecanoic acid methyl ester
Eicosanoic acid methyl ester
Docosanoic acid methyl ester
Tetracosanoic acid methyl ester (25 mg)
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Lipid Standards
Code
U-FLPK-005
Product
Unit
Volatile fatty acids
kit
Each kit contains 1 gm each of ten compounds plus 5 mL of a mixture.

Methanoic acid (Formic acid)
Acetic acid
Butanoic acid (Butyric acid)
Isobutyric acid
Pentanoic acid (Valeric acid)
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Isovaleric acid
Heptanoic acid
0.1% C1-C5 Acids test solution in H2O (5 mL)
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Code
Product
Unit
Processed food
LGC7103
Sweet digestive biscuit - Proximates and elements
50 g
Assessed values
Moisture ................... 2.8 g/100 g
Nitrogen ................. 1.06 g/100 g
Total fat.................. 20.9 g/100 g
Ash.......................... 2.08 g/100g
Fructose .................0.24 g/100 g

Sucrose ..................16.6 g/100 g
Chloride ....................0.55 mg/kg
K ..............................1530 mg/kg
Mn .............................. 5.9 mg/kg

Na ........................... 6300 mg/kg
P ............................... 870 mg/kg
Zn............................... 5.8 mg/kg
Indicative values for glucose, starch, Ca and Mg
LGC7107 (RM)
Madeira cake - Proximates
160 g
Lemon Madeira cake were prepared by a UK food company. Each cake, weighing approx. 160 g, was sealed in a
can.
Assessed values
Moisture ................. 25.9 g/100 g
Nitrogen ................. 0.66 g/100 g
Total fat ..................13.4 g/100 g

Ash .........................1.76 g/100 g
Sucrose.................. 28.1 g/100 g

Lactose .................... 0.9 g/100 g
Indicative value for starch content
LGC7105 (RM)
Rice pudding - Proximates and elements
5 x 200 g
Certified values
Moisture ................. 71.3 g/100 g
N ............................ 0.17 g/100 g
Total fat.................... 8.4 g/100 g
Ash......................... 0.22 g/100 g
LGC7016
Sucrose ....................7.2 g/100 g

Ca................................78 mg/kg
K ................................558 mg/kg
Mg ...............................30 mg/kg
Mn .............................. 0.7 mg/kg

Na ............................. 344 mg/kg
P ............................... 346 mg/kg
Zn............................... 1.5 mg/kg
Chocolate confectionery - Sugars, nitrogen and fats
15 g
Certified values
Lactose .................... 7.8 g/100 g
Sucrose.................. 44.8 g/100 g
Total fat ..................29.5 g/100 g

Butyric acid in fat ......0.8 g/100 g
Nitrogen ................. 1.25 g/100 g
Indicative values for fructose and glucose
BCR-518
Bran breakfast cereal - Dietary fibre
25 g

Certified values
AOAC 1990........................................... 30.2 g/100 g
Englyst (GC) ......................................... 24.1 g/100 g
Uppsala................................................. 27.6 g/100 g
BCR-191
AOAC 1992 MES-TRIS......................... 30.5 g/100 g

Brown bread - Trace elements
40 g
Certified values
Cd ............................. 28.4 g/kg
Cu .............................. 2.6 mg/kg
Fe .............................40.7 mg/kg
Mn ............................20.3 mg/kg
Pb .............................. 187 g/kg

Zn............................. 19.5 mg/kg
Indicative values for As,Ca, Cl, Cr, Hg, K, Mg, Na, Ni, P, Se
NIST-1845
Whole egg powder - Cholesterol
35 g
Certified value
Cholesterol................. 19.0 mg/g
NIST-RM 8415
Whole egg powder - Trace elements
35 g
Reference concentration values are given for major, minor and trace constituent elements, proximates, calories
and fatty acids. Information concentration values are given for additional elements, fatty acids and water soluble
vitamins
NIST-2383
Baby food composite - Carotenoids and vitamins
4 x 70 g
Certified values
trans-Retinol ............ 0.80 mg/kg
-Tocopherol ............ 1.51 mg/kg
-Tocopherol ............ 5.51 mg/kg
-Tocopherol ............25.0 mg/kg

Lutein........................1.16 mg/kg
Zeaxanthin................0.86 mg/kg
-Cryptoxanthin........ 1.38 mg/kg

Total -carotene ...... 0.83 mg/kg
Total carotene...... 3.12 mg/kg
Indicative values for other vitamins and carotenoids, proximates, cholesterol, calories, minerals and trace
elements
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Code
NIST-1548a
Product
Unit
Typical diet - Trace elements
set (2)
A unit of NIST-1548a consists of two bottles, each containing approximately 6.5 g of the freeze-dried homogenate
of mixed diet foods.
Certified values
Al.............................. 72.4 mg/kg
As............................. 0.20 mg/kg
Ca ........................... 1967 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.035 mg/kg
Cl .......................... 12078 mg/kg
Cs ........................ 0.0098 mg/kg
Cu.............................2.32 mg/kg
Fe .............................35.3 mg/kg
I ..............................0.759 mg/kg
Mg .............................580 mg/kg
Mn ............................5.75 mg/kg
Na............................8132 mg/kg
Ni ........................... 0.369 mg/kg

P ............................. 3486 mg/kg
S ............................. 1928 mg/kg
Se .......................... 0.245 mg/kg
Sn ............................ 17.2 mg/kg
Zn............................. 24.6 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ash, carbohydrate, fat, N, protein, dietary fibre, calories, B, Ba, Br, Co, Hg, Mo, Sb, Sc, Si,
Sr, Ti
NIST-1544
Diet composite - Fatty acids and cholesterol
4 x 15 g
Certified values
Cholesterol.............. 0.1483 g/kg
Lauric acid .................. 1.31 g/kg
Myristic acid ................ 1.01 g/kg
Palmitic acid ................5.77 g/kg

Stearic acid..................2.00 g/kg
Oleic acid...................11.64 g/kg
Linoleic acid ................ 6.56 g/kg
Indicative values for protein, moisture, total fat, ash, carbohydrate, calories, remaining fatty acids, Ca, K, Na
ARC/CL2
Total diet - Trace elements
20 g
Certified values
Ca .............................. 2.86 mg/g
Cd .................................. 21 ng/g
Cu ............................... 3.18 g/g
Fe................................ 30.4 g/g
Hg ................................. 6.6 ng/g
SLV DIET A
K .................................9.42 mg/g
Mg ................................785 g/g
Mn ...............................12.9 g/g
Mo ................................262 ng/g
Na...............................7.87 mg/g
Ni ................................. 271 ng/g

Pb .................................. 43 ng/g
Se ................................ 181 ng/g
Zn................................ 28.9 g/g
Simulated diet A - Trace elements
10 g
A mixture of rye/wheat flour, potatoes, skim milk powder and lean beef.
Certified values
Ca ........................... 1576 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.029 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 2.60 mg/kg
Fe............................. 81.2 mg/kg
K ............................11222 mg/kg
Mg .............................814 mg/kg
Mn ............................5.69 mg/kg
Na............................1613 mg/kg
Pb .......................... 0.041 mg/kg

Zn............................. 95.0 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, As, Co, Hg, Ni, Rb, S
SLV DIET B
Simulated diet B - Trace elements
10 g
A mixture of rye/wheat flour, pig kidney, skim milk powder and lean beef.
Certified values
Ca ........................... 2018 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.099 mg/kg
Cr ........................... 0.149 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 6.64 mg/kg
Fe ..............................111 mg/kg
K ..............................9142 mg/kg
Mg .............................749 mg/kg
Mn ............................6.36 mg/kg
Na ........................... 2365 mg/kg

Pb .......................... 0.059 mg/kg
Zn............................. 91.9 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, As, Co, Hg, Ni, Rb, Se
SLV DIET C
Simulated diet C - Trace elements
10 g
A mixture of reindeer liver, skim milk powder, lean beef and rye/wheat flour.
Certified values
Ca ........................... 1059 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.205 mg/kg
Cr ........................... 0.054 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 20.8 mg/kg
Fe ..............................142 mg/kg
K ..............................4886 mg/kg
Mg .............................620 mg/kg
Mn ............................9.58 mg/kg
Na ............................. 697 mg/kg

Ni ........................... 0.108 mg/kg
Pb .......................... 0.114 mg/kg
Zn............................. 40.6 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, As, Co, Hg, Rb, Se
SLV DIET D
Simulated diet D - Trace elements
10 g
A mixture of skim milk powder, reindeer liver, rye/wheat flour and potatoes.
Certified values
Ca ............................. 510 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.478 mg/kg
Co .......................... 0.072 mg/kg
Cr ........................... 0.036 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 40.8 mg/kg
Fe ..............................199 mg/kg
K ..............................7088 mg/kg
Mg .............................676 mg/kg
Mn ............................10.2 mg/kg
Na..............................485 mg/kg
Ni ........................... 0.100 mg/kg

Pb .......................... 0.218 mg/kg
Zn............................. 37.2 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, As, Hg, Rb, Se
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Code
SLV DIET E
Product
Unit
Simulated diet E - Trace elements
10 g
A mixture of white wine, potatoes, reindeer liver and rye/wheat flour.

Certified values
Ca ............................. 268 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.536 mg/kg
Co .......................... 0.083 mg/kg
Cr ........................... 0.061 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 46.5 mg/kg
Fe ..............................216 mg/kg
K ..............................5985 mg/kg
Mg .............................649 mg/kg
Mn ............................11.0 mg/kg
Na..............................436 mg/kg
Ni ........................... 0.124 mg/kg

Pb .......................... 0.273 mg/kg
Zn............................. 39.5 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, As, Hg, Rb, Se
SLV DIET F
Simulated diet F - Trace elements
10 g
A mixture of white wine, potatoes, rye/wheat flour and reindeer liver.

Certified values
Ca ............................. 262 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.877 mg/kg
Co .......................... 0.136 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 72.7 mg/kg
Fe ..............................349 mg/kg
K ..............................5966 mg/kg
Mg .............................647 mg/kg
Mn ............................11.1 mg/kg
Na ............................. 758 mg/kg

Ni ........................... 0.102 mg/kg
Pb .......................... 0.439 mg/kg
Zn............................. 55.8 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, As, Cr, Hg, Rb, Se
Drinks
LGC7130
Soft drink - Sweeteners
5 x 20 mL
Known weights of saccharin and aspartame were added to a simulated soft drink.
Certified values
Saccharin..................... 77 mg/lL
LGC7131
Aspartame...................620 mg/L
Soft drink - Sweeteners
5 x 20 mL
Known weights of saccharin and Acesulfame-K were added to a simulated soft drink.
Certified values
Saccharin...................... 76 mg/L
Acesulfame-K ............. 349 mg/L
LGC7140 (RM)
Soft drink - Colours
5 x 60 mL
Known weights of three food colours were added to a diluted solution of commercial soft drink concentrate.
Certified values
Ponceau 4R (E124) ....................................18.7 mg/l
Sunset yellow (E110) ................................ 19.6 mg/L
LGC7011
Tartrazine (E102) ...................................... 29.9 mg/L
Orange juice
3 mL
Certified values
Degrees Brix ....................... 1.26
LGC7012
Refractive index...............1.3348
Orange juice
3 mL
Certified values
Degrees Brix ..................... 12.72
LGC7013
Orange juice
3 mL
Certified values
Degrees Brix ..................... 22.07
LGC7014
Orange juice
3 mL
Certified values
Degrees Brix ..................... 55.55
LGC7015
Orange juice
3 mL
Certified values
Degrees Brix ..................... 64.73
For refractive index standards see our catalogue Reference materials for physical properties
LGC provides two proficiency testing schemes for the soft drinks industry; SODAS (analysis of soft
drinks) and LGC-PCI (sugar analysis) see section About proficiency testing (PT) of this catalog for
further details.
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Code
Product
Unit
Food additives
LGC7300
2,6-Di-tert-butyl-4-methylphenol (BHT)
500 mg
Certified purity.................. 99.8%
LGC7301
2-tertiary-butyl-4-methoxyphenol
500 mg
LGC7302
Saccharin
500 mg
Certified purity................. 99.6 %
LGC7305
Potassium sorbate
500 mg
IPO F 010
Benzoic acid
250 mg
IPO F 170
Sorbic acid
250 mg
U-FLPK-007
Antioxidant food additives kit
kit
Each kit contains 1 g each of thirteen compounds.

Ascorbic acid
Ascorbyl palmitate
BHA (2 & 3-t-Butyl-4-methoxyphenol)
BHT (2,6-di-tert-Butyl-4-methylphenol)
t-Butylhydroquinone
Ethoxyquin (1,2-Dihydro-6-ethoxy-2,2,4-trimethylquinoline)
Erythorbic acid (Isoascorbic acid)
Dilaurel thiodipropionate
4-Hydroxymethyl-2,6-di-t-butylphenol
L-Glycine
Propyl gallate
Thiodipropionic acid
THBP (2,4,5-Trihydroxybutyrophenone)
U-FLPK-002
Antimicrobial food additives kit
kit
Each kit contains 1 g each of thirteen compounds.

Acetic acid
Benzoic acid
Butyl paraben
Ethyl paraben
Methyl paraben
Potassium sorbate
NRMGBW10001

Propyl paraben
Sodium benzoate
Sodium nitrate
Sodium nitrite
Sorbic acid
Amaranth colour
300 mg
NRMGBW10002
Ponceau 4R
300 mg
NRMGBW10003
Tartrazine
300 mg
NRMGBW10004
Brilliant Blue
300 mg
NRMGBW10005
Sunset Yellow
300 mg
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Code
Product
Unit
Dye standards
IBPO010 - IBPO008
Dye standards from the Institute of Dyes and Organic Products (IBPO) Poland
The following standards of dyes, used in the food and pharmaceutical industry , are listed with
common description, E code and colour index number (C.I.) for an easy assignment.
The IBPO is accredited by the Polish Centre for Testing and Certification according to the standard
PN-EN 45001 and ISO/IEC Guide 25:1990.
Each colour reference standard is supplied with a detailed certificate of analysis which includes dye
content value determined by spectrophotometry and values of impurities.
Black
IBPO010
Brilliant Black PN
1g
C.I.28440 - E 151
Blue
IBPO015
Brilliant Blue FCF
1g
C.I.42090 - E 133
IBPO002
Indigotine
1g
C.I.73015 - E 132
IBPO012
Patent Blue V
1g
C.I.42051 - E 131
Brown
IBPO017
Brown HT
1g
C.I.20285 - E 155
Green
IBPO016
Brilliant Green BS
1g
C.I.44090 - E 142
Red
IBPO014
Allura Red AC
1g
C.I.16035 - E 129
IBPO005
Amaranth
1g
C.I.16185 - E 123
IBPO003
Azorubin
1g
C.I.14720 - E 122
IBPO011
Erythrosine
1g
C.I.45430 - E 127
IBPO004
Ponceau 4R
1g
C.I.16255 - E 124
IBPO013
Red 2 G
1g
C.I.18050 - E 128
Yellow
IBPO007
Quinoline Yellow
1g
C.I.47005 - E 104
IBPO009
Sunset Yellow FCF
1g
C.I.15985 - E 110
IBPO008
Tartrazine
1g
C.I.19140 - E 102
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Code
Product
Unit
Alcoholic beverage
LGC5000
Brandy - Alcohol
5 x 50 mL
Certified value................ 39.98 mL/100 mL (at 20C)
LGC5100
Whisky - Congeners
5 x 10 mL
Certified values
Methanol ................................................. 8.2 g/100 L
Ethyl acetate ......................................... 27.0 g/100 L
Propan-1-ol ........................................... 67.4 g/100 L
2-Methylpropan-1-ol .............................. 65.0 g/100 L
2-Methylbutan-1-ol ................................ 19.6 g/100 L

3-Methylbutan-1-ol ................................ 51.4 g/100 L
2+3-Methylbutan-1-ol ............................. 70.1g/100 L
Indicative values for acetaldehyde, butan-1-ol, furfural
LGC5001
Wine - Alcohol (5%)
5 x 250 mL
Certified value
Alcohol .............................. 5.04 ml/100 mL (at 20C)
LGC5002
Wine - Alcohol (10 %)
5 x 250 mL
Certified value
Alcohol ..........................................10.25 % (at 20C)
LGC5003
Wine - Alcohol (15 %)
5 x 250 mL
Certified value
Alcohol ..........................................14.66 % (at 20C)
LGC5004
Lager shandy - Alcohol
5 x 330 mL
Certified value.................. 1.02 mL/100 mL (at 20C)
LGC5005
Lager - Alcohol
5 x 440 mL
Certified value.................. 4.75 mL/100 mL (at 20C)
LGC provides three proficiency testing schemes for the alcoholic beverage industry; BAPS (analysis
of beer), MAPS (analysis of malted and unmalted barley) and DAPS (analysis of alcoholic beverages
other than beer) see section About proficiency testing (PT) of this catalog for further details.
Low alcohol beverage

Related to the labelling of 'alcohol free' or 'de-alcoholised' and 'low alcohol' beverages according to
Directive 90/496/EC.
BCR-651
Beer - Alcohol (low level)
10 mL
Certified value
Ethanol................................................. 0.505 % (v/v)
BCR-652
Beer - Alcohol (very low level)
10 mL
Certified value
Ethanol................................................. 0.051 % (v/v)
BCR-653
Wine - Alcohol (low level)
10 mL
Certified value
Ethanol................................................. 0.539 % (v/v)
Alcohol
LGC5404
Ethanol/water - 5% Ethanol
5 x 50 mL
Certified value
Ethanol.................................... 5 mL/100 mL at 20C
LGC5405
5 x 50 mL
Certified value
Ethanol.................................. 15 mL/100 mL at 20C
LGC5406
5 x 50 mL
Certified value
Ethanol.................................. 40 mL/100 mL at 20C
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LGC5407
Unit
5 x 50 mL
Certified value
Ethanol.................................. 70 mL/100 mL at 20C
LGC5408
5 x 50 mL
Certified value
Ethanol.................................. 90 mL/100 mL at 20C
STA 003
N-N Tetramethyllurea
500 ml
Used as an internal standard in SNIF analysis (see above). D/H nominal values have been determined at 76.7,
61.4 and 45.05 MHz for deuterium.

Code
Product
Unit
LGC7176
Canned pet food - Proximates
200 g
Fish recipe cat food

Certified values
Moisture ................. 84.1 g/100 g
Nitrogen ................. 1.32 g/100 g
Fat ..........................4.46 g/100 g

Ash .........................2.20 g/100 g
Indicative values for Cl, K, Na
LGC7172 (RM)
Dairy cattle feed - Proximates and elements
5 x 50 g
Dairy cattle nuts from a commercial animal feed manufacturer.

Assessed values
Ca .......................... 1.05 g/100 g
Cl ........................... 0.66 g/100 g
Cu ............................... 34 mg/kg
K ............................ 1.07 g/100 g
Fe.............................. 248 mg/kg
LGC7173 (RM)
K .............................1.07 g/100 g
Mg ..........................0.60 g/100 g
Mn .............................128 mg/kg
P .............................0.72 g/100 g
Zn ..............................136 mg/kg
Poultry feed - Proximates and elements
Moisture ................... 5.8 g/100 g

Nitrogen ................. 2.72 g/100 g
Oil ............................ 7.8 g/100 g
Ash........................... 8.1 g/100 g
Crude fibre ............... 7.5 g/100 g
5 x 50 g
Please ask for details.
BCR-115
Animal feed - Pesticides

Compound
30 g
Certified value
mg/kg
Uncertainty
mg/kg
HCB ............................................................... 0.0194...................... 0.0014

beta-HCH......................................................... 0.023........................ 0.003
gamma-HCH.................................................. 0.0218...................... 0.0020
Heptachlor ....................................................... 0.019...................... 0.0015
gamma-Chlordane ........................................... 0.048........................ 0.005
Dieldrin............................................................. 0.018........................ 0.003
alpha-Endosulfan............................................. 0.046........................ 0.004
Endrin .............................................................. 0.046........................ 0.006
2,4'-DDT........................................................... 0.046........................ 0.005
4,4'-DDE .......................................................... 0.047........................ 0.004
BCR-375
Compound feed - Aflatoxin B1 (blank)
50 g
Certified value
Aflatoxin B1.................. <1 g/kg
BCR-376
Compound feed - Aflatoxin B1 (low level)
50 g
Certified value
Aflatoxin B1................. 9.3 g/kg
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Fertilizers
Fertilizers
Code
BCR-032
Product
Unit
Moroccan phosphate rock - Trace elements
100 g
Certified values
As.................................. 9.5 g/g
B ................................. 22.6 g/g
Cd ............................... 20.8 g/g
Co ............................... 0.59 g/g
BCR-033
Cr..................................257 g/g
Cu................................33.7 g/g
Hg...................................55 ng/g
Mn ...............................18.8 g/g
Ni ................................ 34.6 g/g

Ti.................................. 171 g/g
V .................................. 153 g/g
Zn................................. 253 g/g
Super-phosphate - Constituents
100 g
Certified values
P2O5 .......................... 193.4 g/kg
SO4 ........................... 428.0 g/kg
CaO .......................... 314.8 g/kg
BCR-113
SiO2 .............................29.2 g/kg

F ..................................16.5 g/kg
Al2O3 ............................11.0 g/kg
Fe2O3 ............................ 4.0 g/kg

MgO .............................. 2.1 g/kg
Potassium chloride - Elemental composition
100 g
Certified values
Ca ............................... 1.03 g/kg
Cl .............................. 478.0 g/kg
K ................................502.5 g/kg
Mg ...............................0.24 g/kg
Na ............................... 15.3 g/kg
Water soluble
K .............................. 501.3 g/kg
BCR-114
Potassium sulphate - Elemental composition
100 g
Certified values
Ca ................................. 9.4 g/kg
Cl ................................ 18.5 g/kg
K ................................418.0 g/kg
Na................................11.0 g/kg
SO4 .............................. 533 g/kg
Water soluble
K .................................. 17.6g/kg
BCR-178
Calcium ammonium nitrate - Elemental composition
100 g
Certified values
Ca ............................. 88.82 g/kg
NH4-N...................... 130.44 g/kg
BCR-179
NO3-N......................130.15 g/kg
Total-N.....................260.19 g/kg
Urea - Composition
100 g
Certified values
Total-N .................... 465.35 g/kg
NIST-120c
Uric-N ........................460.9 g/kg
Biuret ........................ 10.37 g/kg
Phosphate rock, Florida - Constitutents
90 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 1.30 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 1.08 %
K2O ............................... 0.147 %
MnO.............................. 0.027 %
Na2O............................... 0.52 %
TiO2 .............................. 0.103 %
U3O8 ............................ 0.0135 %

V2O3 .............................. 0.016 %
Values for the AFPC-method-Dependent concentrations also available
NIST-193
Potassium nitrate - Nitrogen and potassium
90 g
Certified values
K ................................... 38.66 %
NIST-194
N................................... 13.85 %
Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate - Nitrogen and phosphorous
90 g
Certified values
N ................................... 12.15 %
NIST-200a
P ................................... 26.92 %
Potassium dihydrogen phosphate - Phosphorous and potassium
90 g
Certified values
K ................................. 28.375 %
NIST-694
P ............................... 22.7352 %
Phosphate rock, western - Constituents
90 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ................................. 1.8 %
CaO ................................ 43.6 %
CdO .............................. 0.015 %
F........................................ 3.2 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 0.79 %
K2O................................. 0.51 %
MgO................................ 0.33 %
MnO............................ 0.0116 %
Na2O............................. 0.086 %
P2O5................................ 30.2 %
SiO2................................. 11.2 %
U ............................... 0.01414 %
V2O5 .............................. 0.031 %
Indicative values for, Cr2O3 , ZnO, TiO2
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Code
Product
NRMGBW06501
Urea - Nitrogen
Unit
35 g
Certified values
Biuret ............................... 1.39%
N.................................... 46.30%
Indicative values for B, Ca, Fe, Mn
NRMGBW06502
Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate - Nitrogen and phosphorous
30 g
Certified values
P ................................... 26.85 %
N................................... 12.08 %
Indicative values for Ca, Fe, Mg
NRMGBW06503
Potassium sulphate - Potassium
40 g
Certified values
K ................................... 44.79 %
Indicative values for Ca, Fe, Mg, Mn
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Plants
Plants
Code
Product
Unit
Trees and bushes

BCR-062
Olive leaves (Olea europea) - Trace elements
25 g
Certified values
Al............................... 450 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 0.10 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 46.6 mg/kg
Hg.............................0.28 mg/kg
Mn ............................57.0 mg/kg
Pb .............................25.0 mg/kg
Zn............................. 16.0 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ag, As, Au, B, Br, CaO, Ce, Cl, Co, Cr, Cs, Eu, F, FeeO3, K2O, La, MgO, Mo, N, Na2O, Ni,
P2O5, Rb, S, Sb, Sc, Se, Sn, Tb, TiO2, Tl, U
BCR-100
Beech leaves - Trace elements
30 g
Certified values
Al............................... 0.435 g/kg
Ca ............................... 5.30 g/kg
Cl ................................ 1.49 g/kg
Cr.............................0.0080 g/kg
K ..................................9.94 g/kg
Mg .............................0.878 g/kg
N ............................... 26.29 g/kg

P ................................. 1.55 g/kg
S ................................. 2.69 g/kg
Indicative values for Cd, Cu, Fe, Mn, Mo, Pb, Zn
BCR-101
Spruce needles - Trace elements
30 g
Certified values
Al............................... 0.173 g/kg
Ca ............................... 4.28 g/kg
Cl .............................. 0.688 g/kg
Mg .............................0.619 g/kg
Mn .............................0.915 g/kg
N................................18.89 g/kg
P ................................. 1.69 g/kg

S ................................. 1.70 g/kg
Zn............................ 0.0353 g/kg
Indicative values for Cd, Cr, Cu, Fe, K, Mo, Pb
NIST-1575A
Pine needles - Trace elements and minor constituents
50 g
Certified values
P ................................... 0.107 %
K ................................... 0.417 %
Ca ................................... 0.25 %
Al............................... 580 mg/kg
NIST-1515
Ba ...............................6.0 mg/kg
Cd...........................0.233 mg/kg
Cl ...............................421 mg/kg
Cu.....................................2.g/kg
Fe................................ 46 mg/kg
Hg ........................ 0.0399 mg/kg
Rb ............................ 16.5 mg/kg
Zn................................ 38 mg/kg
Apple leaves - Trace elements
50 g
Dried leaves from Golden Delicious and Rome varieties.

Certified values
Al............................... 286 mg/kg
As........................... 0.038 mg/kg
B ................................. 27 mg/kg
Ba ............................... 49 mg/kg
Ca ................................. 1.526 %
Cd .......................... 0.013 mg/kg
Cl .............................. 579 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 5.64 mg/kg
Fe ................................83 mg/kg
Hg...........................0.044 mg/kg
K ..................................... 1.61 %
Mg ................................ 0.271 %
Mn ...............................54 mg/kg
Mo ..........................0.094 mg/kg
N..................................... 2.25 %
Na.............................24.4 mg/kg
Ni ............................. 0.91 mg/kg

P ................................... 0.159 %
Pb .......................... 0.470 mg/kg
Rb ............................ 10.2 mg/kg
Se .......................... 0.050 mg/kg
Sr ................................ 25 mg/kg
V .............................. 0.26 mg/kg
Zn............................. 12.5 mg/kg
Indicative values for Au, Br, Ce, Co, Cr, Eu, Gd, I, La, Nd, S, Sb, Sc, Sm, Sn, Tb, Th, U, W, Yb
NIST-1547
Peach leaves - Trace elements
50 g
Dried leaves from the Coronet variety.

Certified values
Al............................... 249 mg/kg
As........................... 0.060 mg/kg
B ................................. 29 mg/kg
Ba ............................. 124 mg/kg
Ca ................................... 1.56 %
Cd .......................... 0.026 mg/kg
Cl .............................. 360 mg/kg
Cu .............................. 3.7 mg/kg
Fe ..............................218 mg/kg
Hg...........................0.031 mg/kg
K ..................................... 2.43 %
Mg ................................ 0.432 %
Mn ...............................98 mg/kg
Mo ..........................0.060 mg/kg
N..................................... 2.94 %
Na................................24 mg/kg
Ni ............................. 0.69 mg/kg

P ................................... 0.137 %
Pb ............................ 0.87 mg/kg
Rb ............................ 19.7 mg/kg
Se .......................... 0.120 mg/kg
Sr ................................ 53 mg/kg
V .............................. 0.37 mg/kg
Zn............................. 17.9 mg/kg
Indicative values for Br, Ce, Co, Cr, Eu, Gd, I, La, Nd, S, Sb, Sc, Sm, Sn, Tb, Th, U, Yb
NRMGBW08501
Peach leaves - Trace elements
30 g
Certified values
As................................ 0.34 g/g
Ba ............................... 18.4 g/g
Cd ............................. 0.018 g/g
Cs ............................... 10.4 g/g
Cr ................................ 0.94 g/g
Fe .................................431 g/g
Hg..............................0.046 g/g
K ..................................... 2.17 %
Mg .................................. 0.47 %
Mn ...............................75.4 g/g
Pb ............................... 0.99 g/g

Sr ................................ 61.6 g/g
Zn................................ 22.8 g/g
Indicative values for B, Co, Se
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Code
Product
Unit
NRMGBW07604
Poplar leaves - Trace elements
35 g
Certified values
Al................................... 0.104 %
As................................ 0.37 g/g
B .................................... 53 g/g
Ba .................................. 26 g/g
Be ............................. 0.021 g/g
Bi............................... 0.027 g/g
Br .................................. 7.2 g/g
Ca ................................... 1.81 %
Cd ............................... 0.32 g/g
Ce ............................... 0.49 g/g
Co ............................... 0.42 g/g
Cr ................................ 0.55 g/g
Cs ............................. 0.053 g/g
Cu ................................. 9.3 g/g
Eu ..............................0.009 g/g
F .....................................22 g/g
Fe .................................274 g/g
Hg..............................0.026 g/g
K ..................................... 1.38 %
La ................................0.26 g/g
Li..................................0.84 g/g
Mg .................................. 0.65 %
Mn ..................................45 g/g
Mo ...............................0.28 g/g
N..................................... 2.56 %
Na.................................200 g/g
Ni ...................................1.9 g/g
P .................................1680 g/g
Pb ................................. 1.5 g/g

Rb ................................. 7.6 g/g
S ..................................... 0.35 %
Sb ............................. 0.045 g/g
Sc.............................. 0.069 g/g
Se ............................... 0.14 g/g
Si..................................... 0.71 %
Sm ............................ 0.038 g/g
Sr ................................. 154 g/g
Th................................ 0.07 g/g
Ti................................. 20.4 g/g
Yb.............................. 0.018 g/g
Y................................ 0.145 g/g
Zn................................... 37 g/g
Indicative values for Ag, Cl, Dy, Gd, Hf, Nd, U, V
NRMGBW07602
Bush branches and leaves - Trace elements
35 g
Certified values
Ag ............................. 0.027 g/g
Al................................... 0.214 %
As................................ 0.95 g/g
B .................................... 34 g/g
Ba .................................. 19 g/g
Be ............................. 0.056 g/g
Bi............................... 0.027 g/g
Br .................................. 2.4 g/g
Ca ................................... 2.22 %
Cd ............................... 0.14 g/g
Ce ................................. 2.4 g/g
Co ............................... 0.39 g/g
Cr .................................. 2.3 g/g
Cs ............................... 0.27 g/g
Cu ................................. 5.2 g/g
Eu ..............................0.037 g/g
F .....................................24 g/g
Fe ...............................1020 g/g
Hf.................................0.14 g/g
K ..................................... 0.85 %
La ................................1.23 g/g
Li....................................2.4 g/g
Mg ................................ 0.287 %
Mn ..................................58 g/g
Mo ...............................0.26 g/g
N..................................... 1.20 %
Na................................... 1.10 %
Ni ...................................1.7 g/g
P ...................................830 g/g
Pb ..................................7.1 g/g
Rb ................................. 4.2 g/g

S ..................................... 0.32 %
Sb ............................. 0.045 g/g
Sc................................ 0.31 g/g
Se ............................. 0.184 g/g
Si..................................... 0.58 %
Sm ............................... 0.19g/g
Sr ................................. 345 g/g
Th................................ 0.37 g/g
Ti.................................... 95 g/g
V ................................... 2.4 g/g
Yb.............................. 0.063 g/g
Zn................................ 20.6 g/g
Indicative values for Cl, Nd, Tb, U, W, Y
NRMGBW07603
Bush branches and leaves - Trace elements
35 g
Certified values
Ag ............................. 0.049 g/g
Al..................................... 0.20 %
As................................ 1.25 g/g
B .................................... 38 g/g
Ba .................................. 18 g/g
Be ............................. 0.051 g/g
Bi............................... 0.023 g/g
Br .................................. 3.0 g/g
Ca ................................... 1.68 %
Ce ................................. 2.2 g/g
Co ............................... 0.41 g/g
Cr .................................. 2.6 g/g
Cs ............................... 0.27 g/g
Cu ................................. 6.6 g/g
Eu ............................. 0.039 g/g
F .....................................23 g/g
Fe ..............................1070 g/g
Hf.................................0.14 g/g
K ..................................... 0.92 %
La ................................1.25 g/g
Li....................................2.6 g/g
Mg .................................. 0.48 %
Mn ..................................61 g/g
Mo ...............................0.28 g/g
N..................................... 1.50 %
Na................................... 1.96 %
Nd..................................1.0 g/g
Ni ...................................1.7 g/g
P .................................1000 g/g
Pb ...................................47 g/g
Rb ................................. 4.5 g/g

S ..................................... 0.73 %
Sb ............................. 0.095 g/g
Sc................................ 0.32 g/g
Se ............................... 0.12 g/g
Si..................................... 0.60 %
Sm .............................. 0.19 g/g
Sr ................................. 246 g/g
Tb.............................. 0.025 g/g
Th................................ 0.36 g/g
Ti.................................... 95 g/g
V ................................... 2.4 g/g
Y.................................. 0.68 g/g
Yb.............................. 0.063 g/g
Zn................................... 55 g/g
Indicative values for Cd, Cl, Dy, Gd, Hf, Ho, Lu, Pr, Sn, U, W
IC-CTA-OTL1
Oriental tobacco leaves - Trace elements
50 g
Produced in Poland from oriental tobacco leaves grown in Bulgaria, and air dried before processing.
Certified values
Al................................ 1740 g/g
As.............................. 0.539 g/g
Ba ............................... 84.2 g/g
Br ................................ 9.28 g/g
Ca .............................. 31.7 mg/g
Cd ............................... 1.12 g/g
Ce ............................... 2.69 g/g
Co ............................. 0.879 g/g
Cr ................................ 2.59 g/g
Cs ............................. 0.177 g/g
Cu................................14.1 g/g
Eu ..............................0.038 g/g
La ................................1.44 g/g
Li.....................................23 g/g
K .................................15.6 mg/g
Mg ..............................4470 g/g
Mn ................................412 g/g
Ni .................................6.32 g/g
P .................................2892 g/g
Pb ................................4.91 g/g
Rb ............................... 9.79 g/g

S ................................ 7.32 mg/g
Se ............................. 0.153 g/g
Sm ............................ 0.229 g/g
Sr ................................. 201 g/g
Tb.............................. 0.032 g/g
Th.............................. 0.348 g/g
V ................................. 3.08 g/g
Zn................................ 49.9 g/g
Uncertified values for trace elements Au, CI, Fe, Hf, Hg, Mo, Na, Sb, Sc, U and Yb
Edition 2003/2004
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Plants
Code
IC-CTA-VTL2
Product
Unit
Virginia tobacco leaves - Trace elements
25 g
Produced in Poland from Virginia Tobacco leaves grown in Bulgaria, and air dried before processing.
Certified values
As.............................. 0.969 g/g
Ba ............................... 42.7 g/g
Br .................................. 4.3 g/g
Ca .............................. 3.60 wt %
Cd ............................... 1.52 g/g
Ce ............................... 1.91 g/g
Cl ............................. 0.743 wt %
Co ............................. 0.429 g/g
Cr ................................ 1.87 g/g
Cs ............................. 0.515 g/g
Cu ............................... 18.2 g/g
Fe ...............................1083 g/g
Hf...............................0.118 g/g
Hg..............................0.048 g/g
K ................................ 1.03 wt. %
La ................................1.01 g/g
Li..................................23.0 g/g
Mg ........................... 0.510 wt. %
Mn ...............................79.7 g/g
Mo ...............................2.01 g/g
Ni .................................1.98 g/g
P .................................2204 g/g
Pb ............................... 22.1 g/g

Rb ............................... 48.6 g/g
Sb ............................. 0.312 g/g
Sm ............................ 0.157 g/g
Sr ................................. 110 g/g
Tb.............................. 0.022 g/g
Th.............................. 0.378 g/g
U ............................... 0.163 g/g
V ................................. 4.00 g/g
W .............................. 0.233 g/g
Zn................................ 43.3 g/g
Informational values for AI, Eu, Na, S, Sc, Se, Si, Ta, Ti and Yb
IC-INCT-TL-1
Tea leaves - Trace elements
50 g
The material was prepared from black tea, usually packed in tea bags.
Certified values
Al.............................. 0.229 wt %
As........................... 0.106 mg/kg
Ba ............................ 43.2 mg/kg
Br ............................. 12.3 mg/kg
Ca ............................ 0.582 wt %
Cd .......................... 0.030 mg/kg
Cl .............................. 573 mg/kg
Co .......................... 0.387 mg/kg
Cr ............................. 1.91 mg/kg
Cs ............................ 3.61 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 20.4 mg/kg
Eu ...........................0,050 mg/kg
Hg...........................0.005 mg/kg
K ................................. 1.70 wt %
La .............................1.00 mg/kg
Lu ...........................0.016 mg/kg
Mg ............................ 0.224 wt %
Mn ............................ 0.157 wt %
Na.............................24.7 mg/kg
Ni ..............................6.12 mg/kg
Pb .............................1.78 mg/kg
Rb.............................81.5 mg/kg
Sc........................... 0.266 mg/kg

Sm ......................... 0.177 mg/kg
Sr ............................. 20.8 mg/kg
Tb........................... 0.026 mg/kg
Th........................... 0.034 mg/kg
Tl............................ 0.063 mg/kg
V .............................. 1.97 mg/kg
Yb........................... 0.118 mg/kg
Zn............................. 34.7 mg/kg
Indicative values for B, Fe, Hf, Nd, P, Sb, Se, Ta, Ti and Tm
NRMGBW07605
Tea - Trace elements
35 g
Certified values
As................................ 0.28 g/g
B .................................... 15 g/g
Ba .................................. 58 g/g
Be ............................. 0.034 g/g
Bi............................... 0.063 g/g
Br .................................. 3.4 g/g
Ca ................................... 0.43 %
Cd ............................. 0.057 g/g
Ce ................................. 1.0 g/g
Co ............................... 0.18 g/g
Cr .................................. 0.8 g/g
Cs ............................... 0.29 g/g
Cu................................17.3 g/g
Eu ..............................0.018 g/g
F ...................................320 g/g
Fe .................................264 g/g
K ..................................... 1.66 %
Mg .................................. 0.17 %
Mn ..............................1240 g/g
Mo .............................0.038 g/g
N..................................... 3.32 %
Na...................................44 g/g
Ni ...................................4.6 g/g
P .................................2840 g/g
Pb ................................. 4.4 g/g

Rb .................................. 74 g/g
S ................................... 0.245 %
Sb ............................. 0.056 g/g
Sc.............................. 0.085 g/g
Sm ............................ 0.085 g/g
Sr ................................ 15.2 g/g
Th.............................. 0.061 g/g
Ti.................................... 24 g/g
Y.................................. 0.36 g/g
Yb.............................. 0.044 g/g
Zn................................ 26.3 g/g
Indicative values for Ag, Al, Dy, Gd, Hf, Hg, Ho, Li, Lu, Nd, Pr, Se, Si, Tb, V
BCR-683
Wood - PCP and PAHs

Compound
60 g
Certified value
mg/kg
Uncertainty
mg/kg
Pentachlorophenol............................................... 3.6............................ 0.5

Benzo(a)anthracene ............................................ 6.5............................ 0.7
Benzo(a)pyrene ................................................... 3.4............................ 0.4
Benzo(e)pyrene ................................................... 9.3............................ 1.0
Benzo(b)fluoranthene .......................................... 5.8............................ 0.6
Benzo(k)fluoranthene ........................................ 2.58.......................... 0.29
Grasses and crops

BCR-129
Hay powder - Trace elements
30 g
Certified values
Ca ................................. 6.4 g/kg
I .............................. 0.167 mg/kg
K ................................. 33.8 g/kg
Mg ...............................1.45 g/kg
N..................................37.2 g/kg
P ..................................2.36 g/kg
S ................................. 3.16 g/kg

Zn............................ 0.0321 g/kg
Kjeldahl-N ................... 34.2 g/kg
Indicative values for Cu, Fe, Mo, Se
IAEA-V-10
Hay - Trace elements
50 g
Certified values
Ba ................................. 6 mg/kg
Br .................................. 8 mg/kg
Ca ......................... 21600 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 0.03 mg/kg
Co ............................ 0.13 mg/kg
Cr ............................... 6.5 mg/kg
Cu...............................9.4 mg/kg
Fe ..............................185 mg/kg
Hg...........................0.013 mg/kg
Mg ...........................1360 mg/kg
Mo ..............................0.9 mg/kg
Ni ...................................4 mg/kg
P ............................. 2300 mg/kg

Pb .............................. 1.6 mg/kg
Rb .............................. 7.6 mg/kg
Sc........................... 0.014 mg/kg
Sr ................................ 40 mg/kg
Zn................................ 24 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, K, Mn, Na
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Plants
Code
NIST-2695
Product
Unit
Vegetation - Fluoride
2 x 25 g
Two samples of timothy grass with fluoride concentrations above natural levels.
Low level
Certified value
Fluoride....................... 64.0 g/g
High level
Certified value
Fluoride........................ 277 g/g
IAEA-373
Grass - Radioactive isotopes
200 g
Certified values
134
40
127
90
Cs......................... 1167 Bq/kg

Cs....................... 12350 Bq/kg
NIST-RM 8412
K ............................. 432 Bq/kg

Sr .......................... 1312 Bq/kg
Corn (Zea Mays) stalk - Trace elements
34 g
Reference concentration values for major, minor and trace elements. Indicative values for additional elements.
NIST-RM 8413
Corn (Zea Mays) kernel - Trace elements
47 g
Reference values for Al, Ca, Cl, Cu, F, I, K, Mg, Mn, N, Se, Zn
IAEA-V-9
Cellulose (cotton) - Trace elements
25 g
Certified values
Ba ................................. 9 mg/kg
Ca ............................. 240 mg/kg
Cl .............................. 600 mg/kg
Cr ............................. 0.11 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 0.59 mg/kg
Hg.............................0.06 mg/kg
Mg ...............................53 mg/kg
Mn ............................0.15 mg/kg
Mo ..........................0.034 mg/kg
Na................................56 mg/kg
Ni ............................. 0.09 mg/kg

Pb ............................ 0.25 mg/kg
Sr ............................. 0.65 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, Br, Fe, V
BCR-402
White clover - Trace elements
25 g
Collected from an area with soil especially rich in selenium, resulting in a high selenium content
Certified values
As........................... 0.093 mg/kg
Co .......................... 0.178 mg/kg
Mo ............................6.93 mg/kg
Se .............................6.70 mg/kg
Indicative values for Cr, Fe, Ni, Zn
IAEA-156
Clover - Radioactive isotopes
250 g
Certified values
134
40
137
90
Cs........................... 132 Bq/kg

Cs........................... 264 Bq/kg
K ............................. 657 Bq/kg

Sr ........................... 14.8 Bq/kg
Aquatic plants
BCR-060
Aquatic plant (Lagarosiphon major) - Trace elements
25 g
Certified values
Al............................. 4180 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 2.20 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 51.2 mg/kg
Hg.............................0.34 mg/kg
Mn ...........................1759 mg/kg
Pb .............................63.8 mg/kg
Zn.............................. 313 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ag, As, Au, B, Br, CaO, Ce, Cl, Co, Cr, Cs, Eu, F, FeeO3, K2O, La, MgO, Mo, N, Na2O, Ni,
P2O5, Rb, S, Sb, Sc, Se, SiO2, Sn, Ta, Tb, TiO2, Tl, U, V, W
BCR-596
Aquatic plant (trapa natans) - Chromium
25 g
Certified value
Cr ............................. 36.3 mg/kg
BCR-279
Sea lettuce (ulva lactuca) - Trace elements
35 g
Certified values
As............................. 3.09 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.274 mg/kg
Cu...........................13.14 mg/kg
Pb ...........................13.48 mg/kg
Se .......................... 0.593 mg/kg

Zn............................. 51.3 mg/kg
Indicative values for B, C, Ca, Cl, Cr, Fe, Hg, I, K, Mg, Mn, N, P
BCR-670
Aquatic plant (Lemna minor) - Trace elements
10 g
Certified values
Ce .............................. 987 g/kg
Dy.............................. 78.9 g/kg
Er .............................. 44.0 g/kg
Eu ............................ 23.2 g/kg
Gd ............................. 97.8 g/kg
Ho ............................. 15.8 g/kg
La ...............................487 g/kg
Lu ..............................6.33 g/kg
Nd...............................473 g/kg
Pr................................121 g/kg
Sc ...............................191 g/kg
Sm .............................94.2 g/kg
Tb.............................. 14.0 g/kg

Th............................... 159 g/kg
Tm............................. 5.70 g/kg
U ................................ 81.7g/kg
Y................................. 462 g/kg
Yb.............................. 39.9 g/kg
Indicative values for : As, Cd, Cr, Cs, Cu, Fe, Mo, Ni, Pb, Sb, Se and Zn
Edition 2003/2004
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Plants
Code
IAEA-140OC
Product
Unit
Fucus (sea plant homogenate) - Organic contaminants
35 g
Certified values
beta-HCH..................................................... 4.6 ng/g
4,4-DDE ...................................................... 1.2 ng/g
4,4-DDD .................................................... 0.72 ng/g
4,4-DDT ...................................................... 2.2 ng/g
Dieldrin......................................................... 1.7 ng/g
HCB ............................................................. 1.3 ng/g
alpha-HCH ................................................... 1.4 ng/g
gamma-HCH................................................. 11 ng/g
Heptachlor ...................................................... 3 ng/g
Heptachlor epoxide .................................... 0.79 ng/g
Aldrin.......................................................... 0.76 ng/g
Endrin ........................................................ 0.71 ng/g
alpha-Endosulfan......................................... 0.9 ng/g
alpha-Chlordane .......................................... 1.4 ng/g
Aroclor 1254 ................................................. 25 ng/g
Aroclor 1260 ................................................. 12 ng/g
Total Aliphatics ....................................... 27000 ng/g
n-C17 .......................................................... 890 ng/g
Pristane......................................................... 50 ng/g
n-C18 ............................................................ 99 ng/g
Phytane......................................................... 56 ng/g
Sum n Alkanes (C14-C34)...................... 11000 ng/g
Phenanthrene ............................................... 76 ng/g
2-Methylphenanthrene .................................. 19 ng/g
1-Methylphenanthrene .................................. 11 ng/g
Anthracene ................................................... 14 ng/g
Chrysene....................................................... 40 ng/g
Fluoranthene................................................. 88 ng/g
Pyrene........................................................... 67 ng/g
Benzo(k)fluoranthene ................................... 19 ng/g
Benzo(a)anthracene ..................................... 25 ng/g
Benzo(e)pyrene ............................................ 26 ng/g
Benzo(a)pyrene ............................................ 20 ng/g
Naphthalene ................................................. 17 ng/g
Benzo(ghi)perylene....................................... 20 ng/g
IAEA-140TM
Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene ................................. 33 ng/g

UVF equval. Chrysene .............................. 3500 ng/g
UVF equival. ROPME oil......................... 29000 ng/g
Resolved Aliphatics................................. 13000 ng/g
Unresolved Aliphatics ............................. 26000 ng/g
Total Aromatics ......................................... 5800 ng/g
Resolved Aromatics .................................... 350 ng/g
Unresolved Aromatics............................... 8100 ng/g
Fluorene ....................................................... 6.5 ng/g
Benzo(b)fluoranthene.................................... 37 ng/g
Perylene .......................................................... 5 ng/g
1-Methylnaphthalene..................................... 13 ng/g
2-Methylnaphthalene..................................... 16 ng/g
PCB 18......................................................... 1.5 ng/g
PCB 28......................................................... 1.7 ng/g
PCB 31......................................................... 1.8 ng/g
PCB 44............................................................ 2 ng/g
PCB 49......................................................... 1.6 ng/g
PCB 52......................................................... 3.8 ng/g
PCB 66....................................................... 0.89 ng/g
PCB 70......................................................... 1.8 ng/g
PCB 77....................................................... 0.19 ng/g
PCB 87......................................................... 1.6 ng/g
PCB 99......................................................... 0.9 ng/g
PCB 101....................................................... 2.4 ng/g
PCB 105..................................................... 0.49 ng/g
PCB 118.......................................................... 1 ng/g
PCB 138....................................................... 1.7 ng/g
PCB 149....................................................... 1.2 ng/g
PCB 153....................................................... 1.7 ng/g
PCB 156..................................................... 0.17 ng/g
PCB 170..................................................... 0.21 ng/g
PCB 180..................................................... 0.43 ng/g
PCB 187..................................................... 0.38 ng/g
Fucus (sea plant homogenate) - Trace elements and methylmercury
14 g
Certified values
As............................. 44.3 mg/kg
Br .............................. 567 mg/kg
Ca ......................... 12730 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.537 mg/kg
Co .......................... 0.876 mg/kg
Cr ............................. 10.4 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 5.05 mg/kg
Fe............................ 1256 mg/kg
Hg .......................... 0.038 mg/kg
K ............................31100 mg/kg
Li...............................2.29 mg/kg
Mg ...........................9070 mg/kg
Mn ............................56.1 mg/kg
Mo ............................2.65 mg/kg
Na..........................32000 mg/kg
Ni ..............................3.79 mg/kg
Pb .............................2.19 mg/kg
Rb.............................16.4 mg/kg
Sb .......................... 0.103 mg/kg

Sr .............................. 750 mg/kg
Th........................... 0.299 mg/kg
U .............................. 0.73 mg/kg
V .............................. 3.67 mg/kg
Zn............................. 47.3 mg/kg
Methylmercury.. 0.000626 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ag, Al, Ba, Ce, Cs, Hf, La, Sc, Se, Sm
NIES03
Chlorella (green algae) - Trace elements
36 g
Certified values
Ca ................................... 0.49 %
Co ............................... 0.87 g/g
Cu ................................. 3.5 g/g
Fe ................................. 0.185 %
K ..................................... 1.24 %
Mg .................................. 0.33 %
Mn .................................. 69 g/g
Sr ................................... 40 g/g
Zn................................ 20.5 g/g
Indicative values for Cd, P, Pb, Sc
Miscellaneous
LGC7162
Strawberry leaves - Trace elements
20 g
The raw material was collected from a private farm in the Czech Republic. The mixture was cut and jet milled to
pass a 250 m nylon sieve. The resulting powder was homogenised, separated in 20 g portions and placed in
60mL bottles.
Certified Values
Ca .......................... 1.53 g/100 g
Mg ........................ 0.377 g/100 g
N ............................ 2.01 g/100 g
P .......................... 0.260 g/100 g
K ............................ 1.96 g/100 g
S .......................... 0.174 g/100 g
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As .............................0.28 mg/kg
Ba ..............................107 mg/kg
Cd.............................0.17 mg/kg
Co.............................0.47 mg/kg
Cr..............................2.15 mg/kg
Fe ..............................818 mg/kg
Edition 2003/2004
Pb .............................. 1.8 mg/kg

Mn ............................. 171 mg/kg
Hg .......................... 0.027 mg/kg
Ni ............................... 2.6 mg/kg
Sr ................................ 64 mg/kg
Zn................................ 24 mg/kg
Plants
Code
NIST-1570a
Product
Unit
Spinach leaves - Trace elements
60 g
Certified values
Al............................... 310 mg/kg
As........................... 0.068 mg/kg
B .............................. 37.6 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 2.89 mg/kg
Ca ................................. 1.527 %
Co ............................ 0.39 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 12.2 mg/kg
Hg...........................0.030 mg/kg
K ................................... 2.903 %
Mn ............................75.9 mg/kg
N..................................... 5.90 %
Na................................. 1.818 %
Ni ..............................2.14 mg/kg
P ................................... 0.518 %
Se .......................... 0.117 mg/kg

Sr ............................. 55.6 mg/kg
Th............................. 0.48 mg/kg
V ............................ 0.835 mg/kg
Zn............................. 30.9 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ba, Br, Ce, Cl, Cs, I, La, Mg, Mo, S, Sc, Sm, Sr, U
NIST-1573a
Tomato leaves - Trace elements
50 g
Certified values
Al............................... 598 mg/kg
As........................... 0.112 mg/kg
B .............................. 33.3 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 1.52 mg/kg
Ca ................................... 5.05 %
Co ............................ 0.57 mg/kg
Cr ............................. 1.99 mg/kg
Cu.............................4.70 mg/kg
Hg...........................0.034 mg/kg
K ..................................... 2.70 %
Mn .............................246 mg/kg
N..................................... 3.03 %
Na..............................136 mg/kg
Ni ..............................1.59 mg/kg
P ................................... 0.216 %
Rb .......................... 14.89 mg/kg
Sb .......................... 0.063 mg/kg
Se .......................... 0.054 mg/kg
V .............................. 0.57 mg/kg
Zn................................ 82 mg/kg
Indicative values for Eu, Gd, Mg, Pb, S, Sc, Sm, Sr, Th, U
IC-INCT-MPH-2
Mixed polish herbs - Trace elements
50 g
Fresh herbs collected in a non contaminated rural area were collected, mixed and processed as for drug
production by Herbapol S.A.
Certified values
Al............................... 670 mg/kg
As........................... 0.191 mg/kg
Ba ............................ 32.5 mg/kg
Br ............................. 7.71 mg/kg
Ca .............................. 1.08 wt %
Cd .......................... 0.199 mg/kg
Ce ............................ 1.12 mg/kg
Cl ............................. 0.284 wt %
Co .......................... 0.210 mg/kg
Cr ............................. 1.69 mg/kg
Cs .......................... 0.076 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 7.77 mg/kg
Eu ...........................0.016 mg/kg
Hf............................0.236 mg/kg
Hg...........................0.018 mg/kg
K ................................. 1.91 wt %
La ...........................0.571 mg/kg
Lu ...........................0.009 mg/kg
Mg ............................ 0.292 wt %
Mn .............................191 mg/kg
Nd...........................0.457 mg/kg
Ni ..............................1.57 mg/kg
Pb .............................2.16 mg/kg
Rb.............................10.7 mg/kg
S ............................. 0.241 wt %
Sb .......................... 0.066 mg/kg
Sc........................... 0.123 mg/kg
Sm ......................... 0.094 mg/kg
Sr ............................. 37.6 mg/kg
Ta........................... 0.019 mg/kg
Tb........................... 0.014 mg/kg
Th........................... 0.154 mg/kg
V ............................ 0.952 mg/kg
Yb........................... 0.053 mg/kg
Indicative values for P, Fe, Mo, Na, Ti, Tl, U and W
BCR-482
Lichen - Trace elements
15 g
Certified values
Al............................. 1103 mg/kg
As............................. 0.85 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 0.56 mg/kg
IAEA-336
Cr..............................4.12 mg/kg
Cu.............................7.03 mg/kg
Hg.............................0.48 mg/kg
Ni ............................. 2.47 mg/kg

Pb ............................ 40.9 mg/kg
Zn........................... 100.6 mg/kg
Lichen - Trace elements
20 g
Certified values
As............................. 0.63 mg/kg
Ba .............................. 6.4 mg/kg
Br ............................. 12.9 mg/kg
Ce ............................ 1.28 mg/kg
Co ............................ 0.29 mg/kg
Cs ............................ 0.11 mg/kg
Cu .............................. 3.6 mg/kg
Fe ..............................430 mg/kg
Hg...............................0.2 mg/kg
K ..............................1840 mg/kg
La .............................0.66 mg/kg
Mn ...............................63 mg/kg
Na..............................320 mg/kg
Sb ...........................0.073 mg/kg
Se ............................ 0.22 mg/kg

Sm ......................... 0.106 mg/kg
SR.............................. 9.3 mg/kg
Th............................. 0.14 mg/kg
Zn............................. 30.4 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, Cd, Cl, Cr, Eu, Lu, Nd, P, Pb, Rb, Sc, Tb, V, Yb
BCR-302
Microcrystalline cellulose (water content above saturated solutions)
20 g
Intended to check the correct application of the COST procedure for determination of water sorption isotherms of
food. Water contents at ten water activities are given.
BCR-273
Single cell protein - Major elements
10 g
Certified value
Ca ............................. 11.97 g/kg
Fe.............................. 156 mg/kg
K ..................................2.22 g/kg
N................................121.6 g/kg
P ................................. 26.8 g/kg
Indicative values for Mg, N(Kjeldahl), Na, S
BCR-274
Single cell protein - Trace elements
10 g
Certified values
As............................... 132 g/kg
Cd ................................ 30 g/kg
Co ................................ 39 g/kg
Cu..............................13.1 g/kg
Mn ............................51.9 mg/kg
Pb .................................44 g/kg
Se ............................ 1.03 mg/kg

Zn................................ 42.7 g/g
Indicative values for F, I, Ni
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Code
BCR-180
Product
Unit
Gas coal - Elements, ash and gross calorific value
20 g
A high volatile, weakly coking coal of moderately high ash content.

Certified values
As............................. 4.23 mg/kg
C ............................... 760.1 g/kg
Cd .......................... 0.212 mg/kg
Cl .............................. 593 mg/kg
H ................................. 50.4 g/kg
Hg...........................0.123 mg/kg
Mn ............................34.3 mg/kg
N..................................14.4 g/kg
Pb .............................17.5 mg/kg
Se .............................1.32 mg/kg
V .............................. 19.3 mg/kg

Zn............................. 27.4 mg/kg
Ash.............................. 99.0 g/kg
GCV ........................31.89 MJ/kg
Indicative values for Al, B, Ba, Br, Ce, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, K, La, Na, Ni, Rb, Sc, Th, Ti, Vol. matter
BCR-181
Coking coal - Elements, ash and gross calorific value
20 g
A high volatile, strongly coking coal of low ash and moderate sulphur content.
Certified values
As............................. 27.7 mg/kg
C ............................... 849.9 g/kg
Cd .......................... 0.051 mg/kg
Cl ................................ 1.38 g/kg
H ................................. 54.0 g/kg
Hg...........................0.138 mg/kg
N..................................17.8 g/kg
Pb .............................2.59 mg/kg
Se .............................1.15 mg/kg
V ...............................12.0 mg/kg
Zn............................... 8.4 mg/kg

Ash.............................. 18.5 g/kg
GCV ........................35.43 MJ/kg
Indicative values for Al, B, Br, Ce, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, K, La, Mn, Na, Ni, Rb, Sc, Th, Ti, Vol. matter
BCR-182
Steam coal - Elements, ash and gross calorific value
20 g
A medium volatile coal of high ash content.

Certified values
C ............................... 732.9 g/kg
Cd .......................... 0.057 mg/kg
Cl ................................ 3.70 g/kg
Hg .......................... 0.040 mg/kg
Mn .............................195 mg/kg
N................................16.36 g/kg
Se .............................0.68 mg/kg
V ...............................24.3 mg/kg
Zn............................. 33.3 mg/kg

Ash............................ 122.7 g/kg
GCV ........................29.68 MJ/kg
Indicative values for Al, As, B, Br, Ce, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, H, K, La, Mn, Na, Ni, Pb, Rb, Sc, Th, Ti, Vol. matter
BCR-065
Coal - Sulphur, ash and gross calorific value
150 g
Certified values
S ................................... 8.3 g/kg
BCR-331
Ash ..............................39.1 g/kg
Low volatile steam coal - Sulphur
GCV ......................34.915 MJ/kg
20 g
Certified value
S ................................. 4.99 g/kg
BCR-332
High volatile industrial coal - Sulphur
20 g
Certified value
S ................................. 9.61 g/kg
BCR-333
Coking steam coal - Sulphur
20 g
Certified value
S ............................... 13.44 g/kg
BCR-334
Anthracite - Sulphur
20 g
Certified value
S ............................... 16.09 g/kg
BCR-335
Flame coal - Sulphur
20 g
Certified value
S ................................. 50.8 g/kg
BCR-336
High volatile steam coal - Sulphur
20 g
Certified value
S ............................... 32.90 g/kg
BCR-460
Coal - Fluorine
40 g
Certified value
F................................ 225 mg/kg
Indicative value for Cl
NIST-1630A
Bitiminous coal - Chlorine and sulphur
50 g
Certified values
Cl ............................ 1144 mg/kg
S ................................... 1.462 %
Indicative values for Hg, Furnace ash, HHV2
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NIST-2682b
Product
Unit
Coal (sub-bituminous) - Sulphur, mercury and heat of combustion
50 g
Certified values
S ................................................................ 0.4917 %
Hg ...........................................................108.8 g/kg
Heat of combustion ................................25.66 MJ/kg
Indicative values for Ash content, Gross calorific value
NIST-2683b
Coal (bituminous) - Sulphur
50 g
Certified value
S ................................... 1.955 %
Indicative value for Furnace ash
NIST-2684b
Coal (bituminous) - Sulphur, mercury and heat of combustion
50 g
Certified values
S .................................................................. 3.076 %
Hg .............................................................97.4 g/kg
Heat of combustion ................................28.56 MJ/kg
NIST-2692b
Coal (bituminous) - Sulphur and mercury
50 g
Certified values
S ................................................. 1.170 % 0.020 %
Hg........................................ 133.3 g/kg 4.1 g/kg
Reference values (dry basis) for ash content (mass fraction) and gross calorific value
NIST-2685
Coal (bituminous) - Sulphur and mercury
50 g
Certified values
S ................................... 4.730 %
Hg............................146.2 g/kg
NIST-1632c
Coal (bituminous) - Elements
50 g
Certified values
H ...................................... 5.11%
S ................................... 1.462 %
Potassium ................... 0.1100 %
Chlorine ...................... 0.1139 %
Sb .......................... 0.461 mg/kg
Ba .............................41.1 mg/kg
Co.............................3.48 mg/kg
Mn ..........................13.04 mg/kg
Hg.........................0.0938 mg/kg
Rb.............................7.52 mg/kg
Selenium................ 1.326 mg/kg

Sodium................... 298.8 mg/kg
Strontium ................. 63.8 mg/kg
Thorium.................... 1.40 mg/kg
Zinc .......................... 12.1 mg/kg
Indicative values for Carbon (total), N , Si, Al, As, B, Br, Ca, Cd, Ce, Cr, Cs, Co, Eu, Fe, Hf, Mg, Ni, Pb, Sm,
Sc,Ti, U, V, Ash
NIST-1635
Coal - Trace elements
75 g
Certified values
As............................. 0.42 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 0.03 mg/kg
Cr ............................... 2.5 mg/kg
Cu .............................. 3.6 mg/kg
F............................... 25.9 mg/kg
Fe ................................. 0.239 %
Mn ............................21.4 mg/kg
Ni ..............................1.74 mg/kg
Pb ...............................1.9 mg/kg
S ................................. 0.3616 %
Se .............................. 0.9 mg/kg

Th............................. 0.62 mg/kg
U .............................. 0.24 mg/kg
V ................................ 5.2 mg/kg
Zn............................... 4.7 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, Ce, Co, Eu, Ga, Hf, Hg, Na, Sb, Sc, Ti
NRMGBW11101c Coal - Elements and properties
50 g
Certified values
C .................................................................. 74.33 %
H .................................................................... 4.54 %
N .................................................................... 1.39 %
S .................................................................... 0.49 %
Ash................................................................. 9.23 %
Volatile matter .............................................. 32.88 %
Relative density (20C) ...................................... 1.41
Gross calorific value...............................30.05 MJ/kg
NRMGBW11102c Coal - Elements and properties
50 g
Certified values
C .................................................................. 46.54 %
H .................................................................... 3.05 %
N .................................................................... 0.86 %
S .................................................................... 1.40 %
Ash............................................................... 40.64 %
Volatile matter .............................................. 23.18 %
NRMGBW11103b Coal - Elements and properties
50 g
Certified values
C .................................................................. 76.80 %
H .................................................................... 1.40 %
N .................................................................... 0.54 %
S .................................................................... 0.36 %
Ash............................................................... 17.39 %
Volatile matter ................................................ 6.59 %
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Product
Unit
50 g
Certified values
C .................................................................. 68.58 %
H .................................................................... 0.68 %
N .................................................................... 0.21 %
S .................................................................... 1.01 %
Ash............................................................... 26.35 %
Volatile matter ................................................ 5.94 %
NRMGBW11105a Coal - Elements and properties
50 g
Certified values
C .................................................................. 76.45 %
H .................................................................... 3.33 %
N .................................................................... 1.17 %
S .................................................................... 1.73 %
Ash............................................................... 13.88 %
Volatile matter .............................................. 11.80 %
50 g
Certified values
C .................................................................. 78.57 %
H .................................................................... 4.54 %
N .................................................................... 1.41 %
S .................................................................... 0.88 %
Ash................................................................. 8.43 %
Volatile matter .............................................. 28.89 %
50 g
Certified values
C .................................................................. 72.28 %
H .................................................................... 4.60 %
N .................................................................... 1.32 %
S .................................................................... 1.93 %
Ash............................................................... 11.08 %
Volatile matter .............................................. 33.52 %
50 g
Certified values
C .................................................................. 68.69 %
H .................................................................... 4.50 %
N .................................................................... 1.18 %
S .................................................................... 3.04 %
Ash............................................................... 13.89 %
Volatile matter .............................................. 34.08 %
50 g
Certified values
C .................................................................. 58.75 %
H .................................................................... 2.64 %
N .................................................................... 0.92 %
S .................................................................... 4.70 %
Ash............................................................... 29.71 %
Volatile matter .............................................. 11.21 %
50 g
Certified values
C .................................................................. 78.60 %
H .................................................................... 4.53 %
N .................................................................... 1.37 %
S .................................................................... 1.38 %
Ash................................................................. 9.99 %
Volatile matter .............................................. 25.22 %
50 g
Certified values
C .................................................................. 69.05 %
H .................................................................... 3.04 %
N .................................................................... 1.03 %
S .................................................................... 2.20 %
Ash............................................................... 21.26 %
Volatile matter .............................................. 11.86 %
50 g
Certified values
C .................................................................. 49.98 %
H .................................................................... 2.22 %
N .................................................................... 0.64 %
S .................................................................... 3.40 %
NIST-2775
Ash............................................................... 40.62 %
Volatile matter .............................................. 10.69 %
Foundry coke - Sulphur
50 g
Certified value
S ................................. 0.5816 %
Indicative values for Furnace ash, Volatile matter
NIST-2776
Foundry coke - Sulphur, ash and volatile matter
50 g
Certified values
S ................................... 0.825 %
Furnace ash.................... 8.06 %
Volatile matter................. 0.98 %
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NIST-2718
Product
Unit
Green petroleum coke - Trace elements
50 g
Certified values
Al.............................. 16.5 mg/kg
Ca ............................. 174 mg/kg
Fe ..............................290 mg/kg
Ni ............................139.1 mg/kg
S ........................... 47032 mg/kg

V ............................... 302 mg/kg
Indicative values for C, Co, H, N, Na, Si, Ash, Volatile matter, Gross calorific value
NIST-2719
Calcinated petroleum coke - Trace elements
50 g
Certified values
Al.............................. 58.9 mg/kg
Ca ............................ 57.7 mg/kg
Fe ...........................201.6 mg/kg
Ni ...............................204 mg/kg
S ............................. 8877 mg/kg

V .............................. 58.6 mg/kg
Indicative values for C, Co, H, N, Na, Si, Ash, Volatile content, Gross calorific value
NRMGBW11106a Metallurgy coke - Phosphorous, sulphur and ash
90 g
Certified values
P ................................... 0.034 %
S ..................................... 0.58 %
Ash............................... 13.05 %,
Indicative values for Volatile matter, Calorific value
NJV 94-1
Energy peat (Carex) - Trace elements
50 g
Milled peat from Sweden with an approximate composition of 80:20 Carex: Sphagnum.
Certified values
Al................................... 0.090 %
Ca ................................... 1.02 %
Cd .......................... 0.062 mg/kg
Cl .................................. 0.028 %
Cu .............................. 2.0 mg/kg
Fe ................................... 0.39 %
Mg ................................ 0.077 %
Mn .............................. 0.0036 %
N..................................... 2.09 %
P ................................... 0.045 %
Pb .............................. 2.4 mg/kg

S ..................................... 0.29 %
Zn.................................. 9 mg/kg
Ash.................................. 4.07 %
Calorific value ...........22.3 MJ/kg
Indicative values for As, C, Cr, H, K, Na, Si, Ti, Volatile matter
NJV 94-2
Energy peat (sphagnum) - Trace elements
50 g
Sod peat from Sweden with an approximate composition of 90:10 Sphagnum: Peat wool.
Certified values
Al................................... 0.095 %
Ca ................................... 0.12 %
Cd ............................ 0.16 mg/kg
Cl .................................. 0.061 %
Cu .............................. 1.7 mg/kg
Fe ................................... 0.13 %
Mg .................................. 0.11 %
Mn .............................. 0.0008 %
N..................................... 1.10 %
P ................................... 0.024 %
Pb ............................ 10.1 mg/kg

S ................................... 0.217 %
Zn.................................. 9 mg/kg
Ash.................................. 1.57 %
Indicative values for C, Cr, H, K, Na, Si, Ti, Volatile matter
NJV 94-3
Energy forest (salix) - Trace elements
50 g
Salix cultivated in Sweden.

Certified values
Ca ................................... 0.44 %
Cd .............................. 1.8 mg/kg
Cu .............................. 4.0 mg/kg
Fe................................ 0.0026 %
K ..................................... 0.20 %
Mg ................................ 0.034 %
Mn ................................ 0.006 %
N..................................... 0.37 %
P ..................................... 0.05 %
S ................................... 0.028 %
Zn................................ 75 mg/kg
Ash.................................. 1.56 %
Indicative values for Al, C, Cl, H, Na, Si, Pb, Volatile matter
NJV 94-4
Energy grass (phalaris arudinaceae L.) - Trace elements
50 g
Spring harvested reed canary grass (Phalaris arudinaceae L.) from Sweden.
Certified values
Al..................................... 0.18 %
As............................... 0.4 mg/kg
Ca ................................... 0.21 %
Cd ............................ 0.09 mg/kg
Cl .................................. 0.058 %
Cr ............................... 3.4 mg/kg
Cu .............................. 6.8 mg/kg
Fe ................................. 0.106 %
K ..................................... 0.38 %
Mg ................................ 0.088 %
Mn ................................ 0.016 %
N..................................... 1.04 %
P ................................... 0.109 %
Pb ...............................2.1 mg/kg
S ................................... 0.132 %
Si....................................... 2.1 %
Zn................................ 42 mg/kg
Ash.................................. 6.87 %
Indicative values for C, H, Na, Ti, Volatile matter
NJV 94-5
Wood fuel - Trace elements
50 g
Pine wood waste from a saw mill in Sweden with a composition of approximately 70:30 bark: chip
Certified values
Al................................... 0.026 %
As............................... 0.8 mg/kg
Ca ................................... 0.35 %
Cd ............................ 0.27 mg/kg
Cr ............................... 0.8 mg/kg
Cu .............................. 2.2 mg/kg
Fe ................................. 0.007 %
K ..................................... 0.09 %
Mg ................................ 0.030 %
Mn ................................ 0.021 %
Na................................. 0.004 %
P ................................... 0.021 %
Pb ............................ 0.68 mg/kg

S ................................... 0.018 %
Zn................................ 38 mg/kg
Ash................................... 1.22%
Indicative values for C, Cl, H, N, Si, Ti, Volatile matter
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Code
LGC3000
Product
Unit
Gas oil - Sulphur
50 mL
Certified value
S ................................... 0.010 %
LGC3001
Gas oil - Sulphur
50 mL
Certified value
S ................................... 0.047 %
LGC3002
Gasoline - Benzene
5 x 5 mL
Certified value
Benzene.......................... 0.76 %
LGC3003
Gasoline - Benzene
5 x 5 mL
Certified value
Benzene.......................... 5.37 %
BCR-672 - BCR-107
In addition to national regulations, a Council Directive (93/12/EEC) specifies the maximum permissible
sulphur content of gas oils intended for combustion. These materials provide a means of checking
analytical processes and of calibrating automatic equipment in the range 0.02 to 1.0% S in gas oil.
BCR-672
Gas oil - Sulphur
8 mL
Certified value
S ................................. 0.0203 %
BCR-671
Gas oil - Sulphur
8 mL
Certified value
S ................................. 0.0452 %
BCR-104R
Gas oil - Sulphur
8 mL
Certified value
S ................................. 0.1019 %
BCR-105
Gas oil - Sulphur
25 g
Certified value
S ................................... 0.363 %
BCR-106
Gas oil - Sulphur
25 g
Certified value
S ................................... 0.502 %
BCR-107
Gas oil - Sulphur
25 g
Certified value
S ................................... 1.040 %
BCR-395
Gas oil
jar
Intended for verifying manual and automatic cold filter plugging point (CFPP) apparatus in relation to the method
EN 116
Certified value
CFPP ............................... -5.8C
SS99859-0
Gas oil - Total sulphur
50 mL
ASTM D4294-IP336: D2622, Total S in the range 0.12 to 0.97%m/m
LGC6147
Waste oil - PCBs
5 x 5 mL
Assessed values
PCB 28 .................... 0.27 mg/kg
PCB 52 ...................... 5.8 mg/kg
PCB 101 .................. 10.9 mg/kg
PCB 105 .................... 2.8 mg/kg
BCR-420
PCB 118.....................8.5 mg/kg

PCB 128.....................2.1 mg/kg
PCB 138.....................8.0 mg/kg
PCB 153.....................7.2 mg/kg
PCB 156 .................... 1.5 mg/kg

PCB 170 .................. 0.92 mg/kg
PCB 180 .................... 2.3 mg/kg
Waste mineral oil - PCBs (low level)
7.5 g
Certified values
PCB 28 .................... 0.61 mg/kg
PCB 101 .................. 1.45 mg/kg
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PCB 118...................1.69 mg/kg

PCB 153...................0.92 mg/kg
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Code
BCR-449
Product
Unit
Waste mineral oil - PCBs (high level)
50 g
Certified values
PCB 28 ................... 0.80 mg/kg
PCB 52 ..................... 31.4mg/kg
PCB 101 .................. 57.2 mg/kg
PCB 105 .................. 17.4 mg/kg
RTC-CRM920
PCB 118...................46.6 mg/kg

PCB 128...................12.5 mg/kg
PCB 153...................39.0 mg/kg
PCB 156.....................6.9 mg/kg
PCB 170 .................... 6.6 mg/kg

PCB 180 .................. 10.4 mg/kg
Transformer oil - PCBs
10 mL
Certified value
Aroclor 1260 ............ 35.2 mg/kg
NIST-1818a
Lubricating base oil - Chlorine
set (5)
Set of 5 x 20 mL ampoules
Certified values
I Cl............................ 31.6 mg/kg
II Cl........................... 60.0 mg/kg
III Cl.......................... 78.2 mg/kg
IV C ........................ 154.4 mg/kg
V Cl ........................ 234.0 mg/kg
NIST-1819a
Lubricating base oil - Sulphur
set (5)
NIST-1819a consists of five lubricating base oils at different sulphur concentrations.

Certified values
I S........................... 423.5 mg/kg
II S.......................... 741.1 mg/kg
III S.......................... 4022 mg/kg
IV S ......................... 4689 mg/kg
V S .......................... 6135 mg/kg
NIST-1836
Lube base oil - Nitrogen
set (4)
Set of 4 x 5 mL vials
Certified values
I N .............................. 9.0 mg/kg
II N ........................... 50.9 mg/kg
III N ........................ 113.3 mg/kg
IV N ........................ 166.2 mg/kg
SS99863-0
Lube oil - Trace elements
50 mL
I ASTM-IP method ICP, Ca in the range 0.029 to 0.486 % m/m

II ASTM-IP method ICP, Mg in the range 0.001 to 0.124 %m/m
III ASTM-IP method ICP, P in the range 0.026 to 0.131 %m/m
IV ASTM-IP method ICP, Zn in the range 0.030 to 0.149 %m/m
NIST-1848
Lubricating oil additive package
100 g
Certified values
B ................................... 0.137 %
Ca ................................. 0.359 %
Cl ................................ 0.0927 %
Mg ................................ 0.821 %
P ................................... 0.788 %
S ................................. 2.3270 %
Zn..................... 0.873 0.022 %
Indicative values for H, N, Si, total base number by ASTM D 2896, total base number by ASTM D 4739*
NIST-1634c
Fuel oil - Trace elements
100 mL
Certified values
As......................... 0.1426 mg/kg
Co ........................ 0.1510 mg/kg
Ni ............................17.54 mg/kg
Se .........................0.1020 mg/kg
V ............................ 28.19 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ba, Cl, Na, S
SS99860-0
Fuel oil - Vanadium and nickel
50 mL
I ASTM-IP method IP288, V in the range 71.5 to 129.1 g/g

II ASTM-IP method IP288, Ni in the range 26.6 to 44.2 g/g
SS99861-0
Fuel oil - Aluminium and silicon
100 mL
I ASTM-IP method IP377, Al in the range 7.2 to 31.9 mg/kg,

II ASTM-IP method IP377, Si in the range 13.3 to 70.4 mg/kg
SS99862-0
Fuel oil - Total sulphur
50 mL
ASTM D4294-IP336: D2622, Total S in the range 2.04 to 3.27 %m/m
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NIST-1580
Shale oil - PAHs
Unit
set (5)
Set of 5 x 2 mL ampoules
Certified values
Benzo[a]pyrene........... 21 mg/kg
Benzo[e]pyrene........... 18 mg/kg
Fluoranthene............... 54 mg/kg
NIST-1582
o-Cresol.....................385 mg/kg
Phenol .......................407 mg/kg
Perylene .....................3.4 mg/kg
Pyrene....................... 104 mg/kg

2,6-Dimethylphenol ... 175 mg/kg
Benzo[f]quinoline ........ 16 mg/kg
Petroleum crude oil - PAHs
set (5)
Set of 5 x 2 mL
Certified values
Benzo[a]anthracene... 3.0 mg/kg
Benzo[e]pyrene.......... 1.1 mg/kg
NIST-2721
Fluoranthene ..............2.5 mg/kg

Perylene ......................31 mg/kg
Crude oil (light-sour) - Sulphur and mercury
Phenanthrene ........... 101 mg/kg

Dibenzothiophene....... 33 mg/kg
5 x 10 mL
Certified values
S ................................. 1.5832 %
NIST-2722
Hg.................................53 ng/kg
Crude oil (heavy-sweet) - Sulphur and mercury
5 x 10 mL
Certified values
S ............................... 0.21037 %
NIST-1616a
Hg...............................144 ng/kg
Kerosine - Sulphur
100 mL
Certified value
S ............................... 0.01462 %
NIST-1617a
Kerosine - Sulphur
100 mL
Certified value
S ............................... 0.17307 %
NIST-2298
Reformulated gasoline - Sulphur
5 x 20 mL
Certified value
S ................................... 4.7 g/g
NIST-2299
Reformulated gasoline - Sulphur
5 x 20 mL
Certified value
S ................................. 13.6 g/g
SS99857-0
Kerosine - Naphthalenes
50 mL
ASTM D1840, Napthalenes in the range 1.69 to 4.23 %vol
SS99858-0
Kerosine - Total sulphur
50 mL
ASTM D429-IP336, Total S in the range 0.02 to 0.15 %m/m
NIST-1623c
Residual fuel oil - Sulphur
100 mL
Certified value
S ................................. 0.3806 %
NIST-1619b
100 mL
Certified value
S ................................. 0.6960 %
NIST-1621e
100 mL
Certified value
S ................................. 0.9480 %
NIST-1622e
100 mL
Certified value
S ................................. 2.1468 %
NIST-2717a
100 mL
Certified value
S ................................. 2.9957 %
NIST-1620c
100 mL
Certified value
S ................................... 4.561 %
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Unit
IRMM-441 and IRMM-442

High purity n-heptane and isooctane intended for use as a primary standard in the octane rating of
motor and aviation fuels as specified in ASTM test methods (see Volume 05.04, Annual Book of
ASTM Standards) and in evaluating ASTM methods for chemical analysis of fuels by gas
chromatography (D2268).
IRMM-441
n-Heptane
100 mL
n-Heptane
Certified value: Purity by difference 99.985%
Impurities
Certified values
Total organics (other than n-Heptane)......... 0.012 %
Isooctane ..................................................... 0.007 %
IRMM-442
Water ........................................................... 0.003 %

Pb............................................................... <0.5 g/L
Isooctane
100 mL
Isooctane
Certified value: Purity by difference 99.985%
Impurities
Certified values
Total organics (other than Isooctane) ........... 0.011%
n-Heptane .................................................... 0.002 %
NIST-1815a
Water ........................................................... 0.004%,

Pb.................................................................. <1 g/L
n-Heptane
100 mL
Certified purity............. 99.987 %
NIST-1816a
Isooctane (2,2,4-Trimethylpentane)
100 mL
NIST-2713
Reference fuel - Lead
6 x 20 mL
Certified value
Pb ............................ 19.4 mg/kg
NIST-2714
Reference fuel - Lead
6 x 20 mL
Certified value
Pb ............................ 28.1 mg/kg
NIST-2724b
Diesel fuel oil - Sulphur
10 x 10 mL
Certified value
S ............................... 0.04265 %
NIST-2890
Water saturated octanol
5 x 2 mL
NIST-2890 is a solution of water saturated 1-octanol which is certified for its water content.
Certified values
Water ......................... 47.3 mg/g
NIST-RM 8505
Water.....................39.24 mg/mL
Crude oil - Vanadium (not certified)
275 mL
Reference value
V ............................... 390 mg/kg
NIST-RM 8506a
Transformer oil - Water (not certified)
set (5)
A unit of NIST-RM 8506a consists of five ampoules with each ampoule containing 9.5 mL of petroleum electrical
insulating oil.
The first coulometric value is the NIST result corrected for the coulometrically detected material present in the oil
that reacts with iodine but is not water (interfering substances). Because the correction is new, two additional
uncorrected values determined by the coulometric method in ASTM Standard D 1533-99 are provided: the NIST
result, and a consensus result obtained from an interlaboratory study conducted among 14 laboratories from
industry. The volumetric reference value, which has not been corrected for interfering substances, is significantly
different from the coulometric results. Applying the coulometrically determined correction for interfering
substances does not resolve this difference. The basis of the difference between coulometric and volumetric
results in this material has not been fully resolved.
Reference values for water content
NIST coulometric mass concentration of water, ASTM method minus interferences ...... 12.1 mg/kg 1.9 mg/kg
(NIST coulometric mass concentration of water, ASTM method..................................... 18.3 mg/kg 1.9 mg/kg)
(Consensus coulometric mass concentration of water, ASTM method: .......................... 21.2 mg/kg 1.7 mg/kg)
NIST volumetric mass concentration of water, modified ASTM method: ......................... 34.5 mg/kg 2.2 mg/kg
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NIST-RM 8507
Product
Unit
Mineral oil - Water (not certified)
set (5)
Set of 5 x 10 mL
Reference value
Water .......................... 47 mg/kg
NIST-RM 8509
Methanol - Water
set (5)
Set of 5 x 5 mL
Reference value
Water .......................... 93 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ag, Al, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mg, Mn, Mo, Na, Ni, Pb, S, Si, Sn, Ti, V, Zn
NIST-RM 8510
Methanol - Water
set (5)
Set of 5 x 5 mL
Reference value
Water ........................ 325 mg/kg
NIST-1083
Oil (base oil) - Wear metals
150 mL
Indicative values for Ag, Al, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mg, Mn, Mo, Na, Ni, Pb, S, Si, Sn, Ti, V, Zn
NIST-1084a
Oil - Wear metals
set (5)
Set of 5 x approx. 1.6 g of the oil blend

Certified values
Ag .......................... 101.4 mg/kg
Cr ............................. 98.3 mg/kg
Cu .......................... 100.0 mg/kg
Fe............................. 98.9 mg/kg
Mg ............................99.5 mg/kg
Mo ..........................100.3 mg/kg
Ni ..............................99.7 mg/kg
Pb ...........................101.1 mg/kg
Sn ............................ 97.2 mg/kg

Ti............................ 100.4 mg/kg
V .............................. 95.9 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, S, Si
NIST-1085b
Oil - Wear metals
5 x 1.2 g
A unit of NIST-1085b consists of 10 ampoules: five 5 mL amber borosilicate ampoules, each containing
approximately 1.2 g of a blend of 21 constituent elements in a base oil at a nominal concentration of 300 mg/kg;
and five ampoules, each containing approximately 1.2 g of a matching base oil intended for use as an analytical
blank and for matrix matching.
Certified values
Ag ......................... 304.6 mg/kg
Ba .......................... 300.1 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 302.9 mg/kg
Cr ........................... 302.9 mg/kg
Cu .......................... 295.6 mg/kg
Mg ..........................297.3 mg/kg
Mn ..........................300.7 mg/kg
Mo ..........................300.6 mg/kg
Na...........................305.2 mg/kg
Ni ............................295.9 mg/kg
Pb .......................... 297.7 mg/kg

Sn .......................... 299.4 mg/kg
V ............................ 297.8 mg/kg
Zn.................. 296.8 6.8 mg/kg
Indicative values for Al, As, Cl, Fe, P, Si, Ti
NIST-1829
Reference fuel - Alcohols
set (6)
Certified values
Methanol ...................................................... 0.335 %
Ethanol......................................................... 11.39 %
NIST-1837
Methanol and t-butanol .....................10.33 + 6.63 %
Reference fuel - Methanol and t-butanol
set (5)
Certified values
Methanol and t-butanol ..................... 10.33 + 6.63 %
NIST-1838
Reference fuel - Ethanol
5 x 20 mL
Certified value
Ethanol.......................... 11.39 %
NIST-1839
Reference fuel - Methanol
set (5)
Certified value
Methanol ....................... 0.335 %
NIST-2286
Ethanol in gasoline - Oxygen and oxygenate
set (3)
Set of 3 x 20 mL
Certified values
Oxygenate....................... 5.73 %
NIST-2287
Oxygen ........................... 2.02 %
Ethanol in gasoline - Oxygen and oxygenate
set (3)
Set of 3 x 20 mL
Certified values
Oxygenate..................... 10.07 %
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Oxygen ........................... 3.53 %
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Product
Unit
t-Amyl methyl ether in gasoline - Oxygen and oxygenate
set (3)
Set of 3 x 20 mL
Certified values
Oxygenate..................... 12.78 %
NIST-2289
Oxygen ........................... 2.02 %
t-Amyl methyl ether in gasoline - Oxygen and oxygenate
set (3)
Set of 3 x 20 mL
Certified values
Oxygenate..................... 17.30 %
NIST-2290
Oxygen ........................... 2.73 %
Ethyl t-butyl ether in gasoline - Oxygen and oxygenate
set (3)
Set of 3 x 20 mL
Certified values
Oxygenate..................... 12.78 %
NIST-2291
Oygen............................. 2.01 %
Ethyl-t-butyl ether in gasoline - Oxygen and oxygenate
set (3)
Set of 3 x 20 mL
Certified values
Oxygenate..................... 17.18 %
NIST-2292
Oxygen ........................... 2.70 %
Methyl t-butyl ether in gasoline - Oxygen and oxygenate
set (3)
A unit of NIST-2292 consists of two 20 mL ampoules ot the methyl-t-butyl ether in reference gasoline solution
each containing 18 mL, and one 20 ml ampoule containing 18 mL of the reference gasoline, intended for use as a
measurement blank.
Certified values
Oxygenate..................... 10.96 %
NIST-2293
Oxygen ........................... 2.00 %
Methyl t-butyl ether in gasoline - Oxygen and oxygenate
set (3)
A unit of NIST-2292 consists of two 20 mL ampoules ot the methyl-t-butyl ether in reference gasoline solution
each containing 18 mL, and one 20 ml ampoule containing 18 mL of the reference gasoline, intended for use as a
measurement blank.
Certified values
Oxygenate..................... 14.86 %
NIST-2294
Oxygen ........................... 2.71 %
Reformulated gasoline - Sulphur, benzene, MTBE and toluene
2 x 20 mL
Certified values
S (total) .................... 40.9 mg/kg
Benzene.......................... 1.03 %
MTBE ........................... 10.97 %

Toluene .......................... 8.29 %
Indicative values for a wide range of additional constituents
NIST-2295
2 x 20 mL
Certified values
S (total) ..................... 308 mg/kg
Benzene......................... .0.99 %
MTBE ........................... 14.54 %

Toluene .......................... 7.89 %
NIST-2296
2 x 20 mL
Certified values
S (total) .................... 40.0 mg/kg
Benzene.......................... 1.01 %
MTBE ........................... 13.02 %

Toluene .......................... 8.02 %
NIST-2297
2 x 20 mL
Certified values
S (total) .................. 303.7 mg/kg
Benzene.......................... 1.04 %
MTBE ............................. 9.91 %

Toluene .......................... 8.27 %
NRMGBW11201
Petroleum - Trace metals
20 mL
Certified values
Fe.................................. 7.7 g/g
Mg ............................... 1.39 g/g
Mn ...............................2.69 g/g
Na................................11.2 g/g
Ni ................................ 15.4 g/g
Indicative values for As, K
NRMGBW11202
Petroleum -Trace elements
20 mL
Certified values
Ca ............................... 2.57 g/g
Co ............................... 4.87 g/g
Fe ................................19.5 g/g
Ni ....................................99 g/g
V ................................. 2.28 g/g
Indicative value for Pb

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SS99864-0
Product
Unit
Gasoline - Lead
5 x 5 mL
IP270 Pb in the range 0.0015 to 0.170 g/L, Pb X-ray in the range 0.0013 to 0.175 g/L
SS99865-0
Gasoline - Benzene
5 x 5 mL
ASTM D3606, Benzene in the range 1.82 to 2.94 %vol
Multi-test verification materials (MTVMs)

The Multi-Test Verification Materials (MTVMs) are unique because, unlike most other certified
reference materials, they enable a laboratory to use a single sample to validate different tests and
instrumentation. Each unit is supplied with certified data for multiple types of internationally accepted
test methods.
SS99850-0
SETA MTVM Kerosine
500 mL
Distillation IBP (method D86-IP123) 140-170 C, 100 mL

Distillation 10 % (method D86-IP123) 159-188 C, 100 mL
Distillation FBP (method D86-IP123) 248-263 C, 100 mL
Distillation residue (method D86-IP123) 1.10-1.24 %vol, 100 mL
Distillation loss (method D86-IP123) 0.30-0.49 %vol, 100 mL
Flashpoint (method IP170) 36.7-57.5 C, 85 mL
Freezing point (method D2386-IP16) 51.2 to -43.4C, 25 mL
Aniline point (method D611) 55.0-59.0 C, 10 mL
Aromatics FIA (method D1319-IP156) 18.1-22.7 %vol, 0.75 mL
Smoke rate (method D1322) 20.7-24.2 mm, 20 mL
SS99851-0
SETA MTVM Gas oil
500 mL
Density at 15 C (method D1298-IP160) 0.8252-0.8481 kg/L, 200 mL

Distillation IBP (method D86-IP123) 160-223 C, 100 mL
Distillation 50 % (method D86-IP123) 240-290 C, 100mL
Distillation FBP (method D86-IP123) 347-367 C, 100 mL
Distillation residue (method D86-IP123) 1.27-1.42 %vol, 100 mL
Distillation loss (method D86-IP123) 0.20-0.36 %vol, 100 mL
Flashpoint (method D93-IP34) 51.7-103C, 75 mL
Cloud point (method D2500-IP219) 15.9 to 3.8 C, 38 mL
CFPP (method IP309) 28.0 to 5.4 C, 45 mL
Pour point (method D97-IP15) 26.9 to 7.6 C, 38 mL
Kin. Visc. (40 C) (method D445-IP71) 2.15-3.70 mm2/s, up to 40 mL
SS99852-0
SETA MTVM Fuel oil
500 mL

Kin. Visc. (80 C) (method D445-IP71) 13.7-130 mm2/s, up to 500 mL
Conradson carbon (method D189-IP13) 9.3-17.3 %m/m, 5 mL
SS99853-0
SETA MTVM lubricating oil
500 mL
2
Kin. Visc. (40 C) (method D445-IP71) 55.7-111.1 mm /s, up to 500mL

Kin. Visc. (100 C) (method D445-IP71) 7.7-14.7 mm2/s, up to 500mL
Viscosity index (method D2270-IP226) 102.0-149.5, up to 500 mL
Flashpoint (method D93-IP34) 198-213 C, 75 mL
Cold cranking sim. (method IP383) 1676-3462 mPa.s, 5 mL
SS99854-0
SETA MTVM motor gasoline
500 mL
Motor octane no. (method D2700) 85.7-87.8

Research octane no. (method D2699) 97-99.9
Distillation IBP (method D86-IP123) 26.0-32.0 C, 100 mL
Distillation 70 C (method D86-IP123) 15.0-48.8 %vol, 100 mL
Distillation FBP (method D86-IP123) 170-218 C, 100mL
Aromatics FIA (method D1319-IP156) 27.7-45.2 %vol, 0.75 mL
Olefins FIA (method D1319-IP156) 7.6-23.6 %vol, 0.75 mL
Saturates FIA (method D1319-IP156) 40.7-55.0 %vol, 0.75 mL
SS99856-0
SETA MTVM bitumen
500 mL
Softening point (method IP58) 36.8-44 C, 7.5 mL

Needle penetration (method IP49) 184-200 C, 130 mL
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Reference materials for lubricant/oil analysis include: Element (metallo-organic) standards and
associated blank oils and solvent (for ICP application), Particle Counting (contamination) standards
for Automatic Particle Counters, and FTIR Operational Test Standard. A proficiency test program for
analysis of important properties of lubricants (new & used) such as: wear & additive metals, particles,
and viscosity is offered (see About proficiency testing (PT) section OIL ANALYSIS).
Element (Metallo-organic) Standards (see JOAP Military Spectrometric Standards, page 83)
CONOSTAN Division is the world's leading manufacturer and marketer of Elements (metallo-organic)
in Oil standards and related spectroscopy products. CONOSTAN's industry leading position is derived
from superior product chemistry, manufacturing technology, and blending techniques. CONOSTAN
products are used extensively in the calibration and operation of analytical instruments for the
analysis of elements in oil and other organic fluids. CONOSTAN is the only source of multi-element
metallo-organic standards in the history of the National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST),
for example, NIST-1085b is CONOSTAN S-21:300, Code CON-S214300 and CON-S218300. The
variety of products afford convenience as reference and routine analytical materials for ICP, DCP,
Rotating Disk Electrode (RDE), XRF, AA, and other analytical spectrometer techniques. CONOSTAN
products are optimized for:
- Compatability: 33 elements can be combined over an extensive concentration range
- Solubility: CONOSTAN element standards are soluble in CONOSTAN PremiSolv ICP solvent,
CONOSTAN base oils, ketones, such as 4-methyl-2-pentanone (MIBK), as well as in paraffinic and
aromatic hydrocarbons, such as mineral oil, xylene, and kerosene.
- Volatility: CONOSTAN element standards are made in ultra-pure, highly processed hydrocarbon oil
only; no solubilizers are used. These element standards are extremely stable to volatile loss.
- Viscosity: Viscosity range at room temperature is ideal for instrumental applications.
- Instrumental Response: Excellent analytical response over a wide range of analytical applications.
- Shelf life: All CONOSTAN element standards and spectroscopy products have a one year minimum
shelf life from the date of shipment.
Single element standards in oil
Single-element CONOSTAN standards are especially useful for atomic absoption and X-ray
fluorescence determinations. The matrix oil for these standards is high purity hydrocarbon oil with a
17 cSt viscosity at 40C and flash point of 175C (20 Base Oil). They are available at the following
metal concentrations.
The 1000 and 5000 ppm standards can be used as a source of single-element calibration standard for
your specific applications using all types of spectroscopic methods of analysis.
Cobalt 1000 & 5000 ppm, yttrium 1000 & 5000 ppm, and scandium 2000 ppm are often used as an
internal standards for inductive coupled plasma (ICP) analysis.
Stock concentrations are listed in the table below. Concentrations not listed in the table below are
available as custom single element standards on request.
Code
Product
CON-Al1000
Aluminium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Al:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Al5000
Aluminium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Al:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Sb1000
Antimony in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Sb:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Sb5000
Antimony in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Sb:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-As100
Arsenic in 20 base oil, 100 g/g
As:100 ppm
100 g
CON-Ba1000
Barium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Ba:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Ba5000
Barium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Ba:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Be1000
Beryllium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Be:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Be5000
Beryllium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Be:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Bi1000
Bismuth in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Bi:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Bi5000
Bismuth in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Bi:5000 ppm
50 g
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CON-B1000
Boron in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
B:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-B5000
Boron in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
B:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Cd1000
Cadmium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Cd:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Cd5000
Cadmium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Cd:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Ca1000
Calcium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Ca:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Ca5000
Calcium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Ca:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Cr1000
Chromium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Cr:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Cr5000
Chromium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Cr:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Co1000
Cobalt in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Co:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Co5000
Cobalt in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Co:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Cu1000
Copper in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Cu:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Cu5000
Copper in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Cu:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-In1000
Indium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
In:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-In5000
Indium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
In:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Fe1000
Iron in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Fe:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Fe5000
Iron in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Fe:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-La1000
Lanthanum in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
La:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-La5000
Lanthanum in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
La:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Pb1000
Lead in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Pb:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Pb5000
Lead in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Pb: 5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Li1000
Lithium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Li:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Li5000
Lithium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Li:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Mg1000
Magnesium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Mg:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Mg5000
Magnesium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Mg:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Mn1000
Manganese in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Mn:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Mn5000
Manganese in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Mn:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Hg100
Mercury in 20 base oil, 100 g/g
Hg:100 ppm
100 g
CON-Mo1000
Molybdenum in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Mo:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Mo5000
Molybdenum in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Mo:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Ni1000
Nickel in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Ni:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Ni5000
Nickel in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Ni:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-P1000
Phosphorus in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
P:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-P5000
Phosphorus in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
P:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-K1000
Potassium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
K:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-K5000
Potassium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
K:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Sc2000
Scandium in 20 base oil, 2000 g/g
Sc:2000 ppm
50 g
CON-Se100
Selenium in 20 base oil, 100 g/g
Se:100 ppm
100 g
CON-Si1000
Silicon in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Si:1000 ppm
50 g
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Unit
CON-Si5000
Silicon in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Si:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Ag1000
Silver in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Al:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Ag5000
Silver in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Ag:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Na1000
Sodium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Na:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Na5000
Sodium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Na:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Sr1000
Strontium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Sr:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Sr5000
Strontium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Sr:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Sn1000
Tin in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Sn:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Sn5000
Tin in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Sn:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Ti1000
Titanium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Ti:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Ti5000
Titanium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Ti:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-W1000
Tungsten in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
W:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-W5000
Tungsten in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
W:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-V1000
Vanadium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
V:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-V5000
Vanadium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
V:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Y1000
Yttrium in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Y:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Y5000
Yttrium in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Y:5000 ppm
50 g
CON-Zn1000
Zinc in 20 base oil, 1000 g/g
Zn:1000 ppm
50 g
CON-Zn5000
Zinc in 20 base oil, 5000 g/g
Zn:5000 ppm
50 g
Multi-element standards in oil
Multi-element Conostan standards are especially useful for ICP, RDE, and DCP
analysis of metals in oil. They are available in high purity hydrocarbon oil solutions and
are blended to approximately 70 cSt viscosity at 40C and flash point of 215C (75
Base Oil). They contain equal amounts of each element.
Concentrations not listed are available as custom multi-element standards on
request. You may create your own S-21 and S-12 standards by adding additional
elements to the stocked product standards, listed as follows.
CON-S21410
Multi-element standard in 75 base oil: S-21:10 ppm

Ag .................................. 10 g/g
Al.................................... 10 g/g
B .................................... 10 g/g
Ba .................................. 10 g/g
Ca .................................. 10 g/g
Cd .................................. 10 g/g
Cr ................................... 10 g/g
Cu...................................10 g/g
Fe ...................................10 g/g
Mg ..................................10 g/g
Mn ..................................10 g/g
Mo ..................................10 g/g
Na...................................10 g/g
Ni ....................................10 g/g
100 g
P .................................... 10 g/g
Pb .................................. 10 g/g
Si.................................... 10 g/g
Sn .................................. 10 g/g
Ti.................................... 10 g/g
V .................................... 10 g/g
Zn................................... 10 g/g
CON-S21810
200 g
CON-S21430
100 g
Ag .................................. 30 g/g
Al.................................... 30 g/g
B .................................... 30 g/g
Ba .................................. 30 g/g
Ca .................................. 30 g/g
Cd .................................. 30 g/g
Cr ................................... 30 g/g
CON-S21830
Cu...................................30 g/g
Fe ...................................30 g/g
Mg ..................................30 g/g
Mn ..................................30 g/g
Mo ..................................30 g/g
Na...................................30 g/g
Ni ....................................30 g/g
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P .................................... 30 g/g
Pb .................................. 30 g/g
Si.................................... 30 g/g
Sn .................................. 30 g/g
Ti.................................... 30 g/g
V .................................... 30 g/g
Zn................................... 30 g/g
200 g
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CON-S21450
Product

Ag .................................. 50 g/g
Al.................................... 50 g/g
B .................................... 50 g/g
Ba .................................. 50 g/g
Ca .................................. 50 g/g
Cd .................................. 50 g/g
Cr ................................... 50 g/g
CON-S21850
CON-S214100
CON-S214300
CON-S214500
CON-S214900
CON-S12410
CON-S12430
CON-S12450
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Cu.................................300 g/g
Fe .................................300 g/g
Mg ................................300 g/g
Mn ................................300 g/g
Mo ................................300 g/g
Na.................................300 g/g
Ni ..................................300 g/g
100 g
P .................................. 300 g/g
Pb ................................ 300 g/g
Si.................................. 300 g/g
Sn ................................ 300 g/g
Ti.................................. 300 g/g
V .................................. 300 g/g
Zn................................. 300 g/g
200 g
Cu.................................500 g/g
Fe .................................500 g/g
Mg ................................500 g/g
Mn ................................500 g/g
Mo ................................500 g/g
Na.................................500 g/g
Ni ..................................500 g/g
100 g
P .................................. 500 g/g
Pb ................................ 500 g/g
Si.................................. 500 g/g
Sn ................................ 500 g/g
Ti.................................. 500 g/g
V .................................. 500 g/g
Zn................................. 500 g/g
200 g

Cu.................................900 g/g
Fe .................................900 g/g
Mg ................................900 g/g
Mn ................................900 g/g
Mo ................................900 g/g
Na.................................900 g/g
Ni ..................................900 g/g
100 g
P .................................. 900 g/g
Pb ................................ 900 g/g
Si.................................. 900 g/g
Sn ................................ 900 g/g
Ti.................................. 900 g/g
V .................................. 900 g/g
Zn................................. 900 g/g
200 g

Fe ...................................10 g/g
Mg ..................................10 g/g
Na...................................10 g/g
Ni ....................................10 g/g
100 g
Pb .................................. 10 g/g
Si.................................... 10 g/g
Sn .................................. 10 g/g
Ti.................................... 10 g/g
200 g

Fe ...................................30 g/g
Mg ..................................30 g/g
Na...................................30 g/g
Ni ....................................30 g/g
100 g
Pb .................................. 30 g/g
Si.................................... 30 g/g
Sn .................................. 30 g/g
Ti.................................... 30 g/g
200 g

Ag .................................. 50 g/g
Al.................................... 50 g/g
Cr ................................... 50 g/g
Cu .................................. 50 g/g
CON-S12850
200 g
Ag .................................. 30 g/g
Al.................................... 30 g/g
Cr ................................... 30 g/g
Cu .................................. 30 g/g
CON-S12830
100 g
P .................................. 100 g/g
Pb ................................ 100 g/g
Si.................................. 100 g/g
Sn ................................ 100 g/g
Ti.................................. 100 g/g
V .................................. 100 g/g
Zn................................. 100 g/g
Ag .................................. 10 g/g
Al.................................... 10 g/g
Cr ................................... 10 g/g
Cu .................................. 10 g/g
CON-S12810
Cu.................................100 g/g
Fe .................................100 g/g
Mg ................................100 g/g
Mn ................................100 g/g
Mo ................................100 g/g
Na.................................100 g/g
Ni ..................................100 g/g
Ag ................................ 900 g/g

Al.................................. 900 g/g
B .................................. 900 g/g
Ba ................................ 900 g/g
Ca ................................ 900 g/g
Cd ................................ 900 g/g
Cr ................................. 900 g/g
CON-S218900
200 g
Ag ................................ 500 g/g

Al.................................. 500 g/g
B .................................. 500 g/g
Ba ................................ 500 g/g
Ca ................................ 500 g/g
Cd ................................ 500 g/g
Cr ................................. 500 g/g
CON-S218500
100 g
P .................................... 50 g/g
Pb .................................. 50 g/g
Si.................................... 50 g/g
Sn .................................. 50 g/g
Ti.................................... 50 g/g
V .................................... 50 g/g
Zn................................... 50 g/g
Ag ................................ 300 g/g

Al.................................. 300 g/g
B .................................. 300 g/g
Ba ................................ 300 g/g
Ca ................................ 300 g/g
Cd ................................ 300 g/g
Cr ................................. 300 g/g
CON-S218300
Cu...................................50 g/g
Fe ...................................50 g/g
Mg ..................................50 g/g
Mn ..................................50 g/g
Mo ..................................50 g/g
Na...................................50 g/g
Ni ....................................50 g/g
Ag ................................ 100 g/g

Al.................................. 100 g/g
B .................................. 100 g/g
Ba ................................ 100 g/g
Ca ................................ 100 g/g
Cd ................................ 100 g/g
Cr ................................. 100 g/g
CON-S218100
Unit
Fe ...................................50 g/g
Mg ..................................50 g/g
Na...................................50 g/g
Ni ....................................50 g/g
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100 g
Pb .................................. 50 g/g
Si.................................... 50 g/g
Sn .................................. 50 g/g
Ti.................................... 50 g/g
200 g

Code
CON-S124100
Product
Unit

Ag ................................ 100 g/g
Al.................................. 100 g/g
Cr ................................. 100 g/g
Cu ................................ 100 g/g
Fe .................................100 g/g
Mg ................................100 g/g
Na.................................100 g/g
Ni ..................................100 g/g
100 g
Pb ................................ 100 g/g
Si.................................. 100 g/g
Sn ................................ 100 g/g
Ti.................................. 100 g/g
CON-S128100
200 g
CON-S124300
100 g
Ag ................................ 300 g/g

Al.................................. 300 g/g
Cr ................................. 300 g/g
Cu ................................ 300 g/g
CON-S128300
CON-S124500
CON-S124900
200 g

Fe .................................500 g/g
Mg ................................500 g/g
Na.................................500 g/g
Ni ..................................500 g/g
100 g
Pb ................................ 500 g/g
Si.................................. 500 g/g
Sn ................................ 500 g/g
Ti.................................. 500 g/g
200 g

Ag ................................ 900 g/g
Al.................................. 900 g/g
Cr ................................. 900 g/g
Cu ................................ 900 g/g
CON-S128900
Pb ................................ 300 g/g

Si.................................. 300 g/g
Sn ................................ 300 g/g
Ti.................................. 300 g/g
Ag ................................ 500 g/g

Al.................................. 500 g/g
Cr ................................. 500 g/g
Cu ................................ 500 g/g
CON-S128500
Fe .................................300 g/g
Mg ................................300 g/g
Na.................................300 g/g
Ni ..................................300 g/g
Fe .................................900 g/g
Mg ................................900 g/g
Na.................................900 g/g
Ni ..................................900 g/g
100 g
Pb ................................ 900 g/g
Si.................................. 900 g/g
Sn ................................ 900 g/g
Ti.................................. 900 g/g
200 g
AM Special
This multi-element standard is used in determination of additive elements in lubricant
oils by ICP, RDE, and DCP analysis of metals in oil. [Concentrations not listed are
available as custom multi-element standards on request. You may create your own
AM Special standards by adding additional elements to the stocked product standards,
listed as follows]
CON-AM4900
Multi-element standard AM-special in 75 base oil: AM Special 900 ppm

Ba ................................ 900 g/g
Ca ................................ 900 g/g
CON-AM8900
CON-AM41000
100 g
Zn................................. 900 g/g
200 g
100 g
Ba .............................. 1000 g/g

Ca .............................. 1000 g/g
CON-AM81000
Mg ................................900 g/g
P ...................................900 g/g
Mg ..............................1000 g/g
P .................................1000 g/g
Zn............................... 1000 g/g
200 g
Custom Multi-Element Standards in Mineral Oil

Customized standards can be prepared if your spectrometric analysis of metals
requires a specific combination of elements and concentrations. Custom standards
allow testing for unusual combinations and concentrations of elements with minimal
spectral interference and repeatable results. Both single element and multi-element
custom standards are available. Any element available (All except S, Cl, As, Hg, and
Se) can be combined to prepare multi-element custom standards. Create your own
S-21, S-12, and AM Special standards by adding additional elements to the stocked
product standards. Popular additions to S-21 are potassium, lithium, and antimony.
Standards are designated, for example, by S-21+K+Sb:100 ppm, AM Special+Fe:
900 ppm, S-12+Mo:100 ppm, etc. Custom standards are available in 100 g, 200 g, and
400 g. Custom standards are prepared and shipped within two business days of order
receipt by CONOSTAN .
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Code
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Unit
Sulphur in mineral oil

Sulphur and chlorine calibration standards are specifically designed for analysis of sulphur and
chlorine in a wide variety of petroleum products by XRF, ICP and other analytical techniques. All
standards are prepared on a weight/weight basis in high purity hydrocarbon oil with a 70 cSt viscosity
at 40C (75 Base Oil). Stock concentrations are listed in the table below. Concentrations not listed in
the table below are available as custom standards on request.
CON-Sblank
Sulphur in mineral oil, blank
S:blank
100 g
CON-S50
Sulphur in mineral oil, 50 g/g
S:50 ppm; 0.005 wt%
100 g
CON-S100
S:100 ppm; 0.01 wt%
100 g
CON-S250
S:250 ppm; 0.025 wt%
100 g
CON-S500
S:500 ppm; 0.05 wt%
100 g
CON-S750
S:750 ppm; 0.075 wt%
100 g
CON-S1000
S:1000 ppm; 0.1 wt%
100 g
CON-S2500
S:2500 ppm; 0.25 wt%
100 g
CON-S5000
S:5000 ppm; 0.5 wt%
100 g
CON-S7500
S:7500 ppm; 0.75 wt%
100 g
CON-S10000
S:10000 ppm; 1.0 wt%
100 g
CON-S15000
S:15000 ppm; 1.5 wt%
100 g
CON-S20000
S:20000 ppm; 2.0 wt%
100 g
CON-S25000
S:25000 ppm; 2.5 wt%
100 g
CON-S30000
S:30000 ppm; 3.0 wt%
100 g
CON-S40000
S:40000 ppm; 4.0 wt%
100 g
CON-S50000
S:50000 ppm; 5.0 wt%
100 g
Cl:blank
100 g
Chlorine in oil
CON-Cl-blank
Chlorine in oil, blank
CON-Cl10
Chlorine in oil, 10 g/g
Cl:10 ppm; 0.001 wt%
100 g
CON-Cl100
Cl:100ppm; 0.01 wt%
100 g
CON-Cl500
Cl:500 ppm; 0.05 wt%
100 g
CON-Cl1000
Cl:1000 ppm; 0.1 wt%
100 g
CON-Cl5000
Cl:5000 ppm; 0.5 wt%
100 g
CON-Cl10000
Cl:10000 ppm; 1.0 wt%
100 g
CON-Cl50000
Cl:50000 ppm; 5.0 wt%
100 g
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Unit
Element blank oils

Blank oils may be used as a zero point standard or for diluting calibration standards for
spectrometric analysis of metals in oil.
CON-EBO204
20 Blank oil
100 g
Viscosity
40 C (104 F).............14-18 cSt
CON-EBO2016
CON-EBO754
100 C (212 F) ............. 3-4 cSt
Any trace metal ......... <0.10 ppm
20 Blank oil
400 g
75 Blank oil
100 g
Viscosity
40 C (104 F).............65-72 cSt
CON-EBO7516
75 Blank oil
TM
ICP solvent
PremiSolv
100 C (212 F) ....... 8.1-8.7 cSt
Any trace metal ......... <0.10 ppm
400 g
PremiSolv ICP solvent is a superior product vs. low odor kerosene or xylene for use
as a diluent and zero point standard in ICP/DCP analysis of metals in oil and other
organic fluids. PremiSolv ICP solvent features:
- Extremely low odour: No sulphur/aromatic odor for increased worker comfort and
less occupational exposure
- Extremely low toxicity compared to kerosene or xylene.
- Non-hazardous for shipping/disposal.
- Supplied with certificate of analysis listing the concentration of 33 different metals
and sulphur.
TM
ICP solvent
3.78 L
TM
ICP solvent
18.9 L
CON-PSOLV4
PremiSolv
CON-PSOLV19
PremiSolv
PartiStanTM particle standards- Compliant with ISO 11171:1999

Automatic particle counters (APC), using a laser source, are used for measurement of contamination
in lubrication products, especially hydraulic fluids. These products are necessary for instrument
calibration and verification of performance, and may, also, be used for non-laser based particle
counting instruments.
PartiStan Particle Standard Features:
- Traceable to NIST SRM 2806.
- ISO 11171 compliant, Per Annex F; uses ISO medium test dust.
- Certificate of analysis for 4-30 um(c) (micrometers, certified).
- Maintain conformance to ISO programs (ISO 4402 is obsolete).
- Independent of APC manufacturer.
Routine Products Usage:
- PartiStan 2806.
- Sizing calibration (Clause 6, ISO 11171).
- Verification fluid for APC performance.
- PartiStan SCF (Super Clean Fluid).
- APC system cleaning.
- Test sample dilution.
- PartiStan Calibration Kits - All fluids for ISO 11171 APC calibration.
- PartiStan UFTD.
- Ultra fine test dust suspensions for ISO 11171 - Annexes A,B,C, & E.
PartiStan
TM
2806 - 2.8 mg/L ISO Medium Test Dust suspension in Super Clean Fluid
400 mL
PartiStan
TM
SCF - Super Clean Fluid
400 mL
CON-PSCK
PartiStan
TM
APC calibration kits
various
CON-PSUFTD
PartiStan
TM
UFTD - Ultra Fine test dust suspension in Super Clean Fluid
CON-PS2806
CON-PSSCF
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400/250 mL
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Code
Product
Unit
FTIR Operational Test Standard
The CONOSTAN FTIR Operational Test Standard is a petroleum-based fluid similar to routine oil
samples that are analyzed by Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy as part of a conditionmonitoring program. The product looks and handles like the used oil samples routinely tested, and
flows through the system to monitor the cell and tubing in addition to providing a known spectrum and
test values. The CONOSTAN FTIR Operational Test Standard validates FTIR instrument
performance and handling procedures to ensure repeatability and reproducibility for fluid condition
monitoring programs. Additionally, it may be used to supplement the ASTM E-1421 FTIR performance
test using polystyrene and is recommended in the pending ATSM draft practice for used oil analysis
by FTIR.
An automated method has been implemented by Digilab (formerly Bio-Rad) for their line of oil
analyzers and oil analysis systems. An installation floppy disk, provided, contains the analytical
methods and information necessary to perform these tests. Automated methods for other FTIR
spectrometers are under development, owners should contact their respective manufacturers or
CONOSTAN for information on availability.

CON-FTIR-OTSPE FTIR operation test standard for Perkin-Elmer FTIR oil analysis systems
100 g
Call for availability
CON-FTIR-OTSBR FTIR operation test standard for Digilab FTIR oil analysis systems
100 g
Call for availability
Proficiency test program - Oil analysis

Programme includes:
- Elemental spectroscopy
- Particle counting
- Viscosity measurement
Get and remain on target with a program that tests your systems and processes. Aim
for an accurately known bulls-eye where you can learn if you are off target and then
advance toward excellence- not a program that tests your ability to be average. Test
sample values are certified and based on NIST traceable measurements. Metals
sample: wear, additive, contaminants-16 each, selected from list of 22. Particle
sample: based on ISO 11171/ISO Medium Test Dust. Viscosity sample: values
determined per D-2162. Monthly and quarterly sample distributions available.
CON-PTSQ-Set
Quarterly proficiency test subscription for metals, particle counting, and viscosity
5 - 15 g
Individual types available please call
CON-PTSM-Set
Monthly proficiency test subscription for metals, particle counting, and viscosity
5 - 15 g
Individual types available please call
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Unit
CONOSTAN D-Series Element (metallo-organic) Standards: D-3, D-12, D-19 (JOAP)
The CONOSTAN D-Series standards are specially designed for military laboratories required to
conform to the JOAP (Joint Oil Analysis Program U.S.) program for emission spectrometers. These
standards should not be used unless the laboratory instrument is JOAP certified. Refer to and
use CONOSTAN multi-element standards, otherwise.

D-3 series (Note: U.S. Dept. Of Defense NSN # equivalent shown with product
identity)
CON-D38100
CONOSTAN D-Series Standard: D-3:100 (NSN 9150-01-283-0249)

B .................................. 100 g/g
Mo ................................100 g/g
200 g
Zn................................. 100 g/g
D-12 series (Note: U.S. Dept. Of Defense NSN # equivalent shown with product identity)
CON-D1285
CONOSTAN D-Series Standard: D-12:5 ppm (NSN: 9150-01-307-3343)

Ag .................................... 5 g/g
Al...................................... 5 g/g
Cr ..................................... 5 g/g
Cu .................................... 5 g/g
CON-D12810
Fe .................................100 g/g
Mg ................................100 g/g
Na.................................100 g/g
Ni ..................................100 g/g
Fe .................................300 g/g
Mg ................................300 g/g
Na.................................300 g/g
Ni ..................................300 g/g
200 g
Pb ................................ 100 g/g

Si.................................. 100 g/g
Sn ................................ 100 g/g
Ti.................................. 100 g/g

Ag ................................ 300 g/g
Al.................................. 300 g/g
Cr ................................. 300 g/g
Cu ................................ 300 g/g
200 g
Pb .................................. 50 g/g
Si.................................... 50 g/g
Sn .................................. 50 g/g
Ti.................................... 50 g/g

Ag ................................ 100 g/g
Al.................................. 100 g/g
Cr ................................. 100 g/g
Cu ................................ 100 g/g
CON-D128300
Fe ...................................50 g/g
Mg ..................................50 g/g
Na...................................50 g/g
Ni ....................................50 g/g
200 g
Pb .................................. 30 g/g
Si.................................... 30 g/g
Sn .................................. 30 g/g
Ti.................................... 30 g/g

Ag .................................. 50 g/g
Al.................................... 50 g/g
Cr ................................... 50 g/g
Cu .................................. 50 g/g
CON-D128100
Fe ...................................30 g/g
Mg ..................................30 g/g
Na...................................30 g/g
Ni ....................................30 g/g
200 g
Pb .................................. 10 g/g
Si.................................... 10 g/g
Sn .................................. 10 g/g
Ti.................................... 10 g/g

Ag .................................. 30 g/g
Al.................................... 30 g/g
Cr ................................... 30 g/g
Cu .................................. 30 g/g
CON-D12850
Fe ...................................10 g/g
Mg ..................................10 g/g
Na...................................10 g/g
Ni ....................................10 g/g
200 g
Pb .................................... 5 g/g
Si...................................... 5 g/g
Sn .................................... 5 g/g
Ti...................................... 5 g/g

Ag .................................. 10 g/g
Al.................................... 10 g/g
Cr ................................... 10 g/g
Cu .................................. 10 g/g
CON-D12830
Fe .....................................5 g/g
Mg ....................................5 g/g
Na.....................................5 g/g
Ni ......................................5 g/g
200 g
Pb ................................ 300 g/g

Si.................................. 300 g/g
Sn ................................ 300 g/g
Ti.................................. 300 g/g
D-19 series (Note: U.S. Dept. Of Defense NSN # equivalent shown with product
identity)
CON-D19-0
CON-D1945
100 g
100 g
CONOSTAN D-Series Standard (blank): D-19:0 (NSN:9150-00-179-5137)

CONOSTAN D-Series Standard: D-19:5 ppm (no NSN number; not offered by U.S.
Dept. Of Defense; see CON-D19 Set, below)
Ag .................................... 5 g/g
Al...................................... 5 g/g
B ...................................... 5 g/g
Ba .................................... 5 g/g
Cd .................................... 5 g/g
Cr ..................................... 5 g/g
Cu .................................... 5 g/g
CON-D19410
Si...................................... 5 g/g
Sn .................................... 5 g/g
Ti...................................... 5 g/g
V ...................................... 5 g/g
Zn..................................... 5 g/g
Ag .................................. 10 g/g
Al.................................... 10 g/g
B .................................... 10 g/g
Ba .................................. 10 g/g
Cd .................................. 10 g/g
Cr ................................... 10 g/g
Cu .................................. 10 g/g
Fe .....................................5 g/g
Mg ....................................5 g/g
Mn ....................................5 g/g
Mo ....................................5 g/g
Na.....................................5 g/g
Ni ......................................5 g/g
Pb .....................................5 g/g
Fe ...................................10 g/g
Mg ..................................10 g/g
Mn ..................................10 g/g
Mo ..................................10 g/g
Na...................................10 g/g
Ni ....................................10 g/g
Pb ...................................10 g/g
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100 g
Si.................................... 10 g/g
Sn .................................. 10 g/g
Ti.................................... 10 g/g
V .................................... 10 g/g
Zn................................... 10 g/g
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Product
Unit
Ag .................................. 30 g/g
Al.................................... 30 g/g
B .................................... 30 g/g
Ba .................................. 30 g/g
Cd .................................. 30 g/g
Cr ................................... 30 g/g
Cu .................................. 30 g/g
CON-D19450
Fe .................................700 g/g
Mg ................................700 g/g
Mn ................................700 g/g
Mo ................................700 g/g
Na.................................700 g/g
Ni ..................................700 g/g
Pb .................................700 g/g
100 g
Si.................................. 700 g/g

Sn ................................ 700 g/g
Ti.................................. 700 g/g
V .................................. 700 g/g
Zn................................. 700 g/g
Fe .................................900 g/g
Mg ................................900 g/g
Mn ................................900 g/g
Mo ................................900 g/g
Na.................................900 g/g
Ni ..................................900 g/g
Pb .................................900 g/g
100 g
Si.................................. 500 g/g

Sn ................................ 500 g/g
Ti.................................. 500 g/g
V .................................. 500 g/g
Zn................................. 500 g/g
Ag ................................ 900 g/g

Al.................................. 900 g/g
B .................................. 900 g/g
Ba ................................ 900 g/g
Cd ................................ 900 g/g
Cr ................................. 900 g/g
Cu ................................ 900 g/g
CON-D19 Set
Fe .................................500 g/g
Mg ................................500 g/g
Mn ................................500 g/g
Mo ................................500 g/g
Na.................................500 g/g
Ni ..................................500 g/g
Pb .................................500 g/g
100 g
Si.................................. 300 g/g

Sn ................................ 300 g/g
Ti.................................. 300 g/g
V .................................. 300 g/g
Zn................................. 300 g/g
Ag ................................ 700 g/g

Al.................................. 700 g/g
B .................................. 700 g/g
Ba ................................ 700 g/g
Cd ................................ 700 g/g
Cr ................................. 700 g/g
Cu ................................ 700 g/g
CON-D194900
Fe .................................300 g/g
Mg ................................300 g/g
Mn ................................300 g/g
Mo ................................300 g/g
Na.................................300 g/g
Ni ..................................300 g/g
Pb .................................300 g/g
100 g
Si.................................. 100 g/g

Sn ................................ 100 g/g
Ti.................................. 100 g/g
V .................................. 100 g/g
Zn................................. 100 g/g
Ag ................................ 500 g/g

Al.................................. 500 g/g
B .................................. 500 g/g
Ba ................................ 500 g/g
Cd ................................ 500 g/g
Cr ................................. 500 g/g
Cu ................................ 500 g/g
CON-D194700
Fe .................................100 g/g
Mg ................................100 g/g
Mn ................................100 g/g
Mo ................................100 g/g
Na.................................100 g/g
Ni ..................................100 g/g
Pb .................................100 g/g
100 g
Si.................................... 50 g/g
Sn .................................. 50 g/g
Ti.................................... 50 g/g
V .................................... 50 g/g
Zn................................... 50 g/g
Ag ................................ 300 g/g

Al.................................. 300 g/g
B .................................. 300 g/g
Ba ................................ 300 g/g
Cd ................................ 300 g/g
Cr ................................. 300 g/g
Cu ................................ 300 g/g
CON-D194500
Fe ...................................50 g/g
Mg ..................................50 g/g
Mn ..................................50 g/g
Mo ..................................50 g/g
Na...................................50 g/g
Ni ....................................50 g/g
Pb ...................................50 g/g
Ag ................................ 100 g/g
Al.................................. 100 g/g
B .................................. 100 g/g
Ba ................................ 100 g/g
Cd ................................ 100 g/g
Cr ................................. 100 g/g
Cu ................................ 100 g/g
CON-D194300
Si.................................... 30 g/g
Sn .................................. 30 g/g
Ti.................................... 30 g/g
V .................................... 30 g/g
Zn................................... 30 g/g
Ag .................................. 50 g/g
Al.................................... 50 g/g
B .................................... 50 g/g
Ba .................................. 50 g/g
Cd .................................. 50 g/g
Cr ................................... 50 g/g
Cu .................................. 50 g/g
CON-D194100
Fe ...................................30 g/g
Mg ..................................30 g/g
Mn ..................................30 g/g
Mo ..................................30 g/g
Na...................................30 g/g
Ni ....................................30 g/g
Pb ...................................30 g/g
100 g
100 g
Si.................................. 900 g/g

Sn ................................ 900 g/g
Ti.................................. 900 g/g
V .................................. 900 g/g
Zn................................. 900 g/g
CONOSTAN D-Series Standards: D-19:Set (NSN: 9150-01-355-1178)
set
Each set includes

CON-D19/0A............... 4 x 100 g
CON-D19/5A............... 1 x 100 g
CON-D19/10A............. 1 x 100 g
CON-D19/30A............. 1 x 100 g
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CON-D19/50A ............. 1 x 100 g

CON-D19/500A ........... 1 x 100 g
CON-D19/700A ........... 1 x 100 g
CON-D19/900A ........... 1 x 100 g
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CON-D19/100A........... 3 x 100 g
CON-D19/300A........... 2 x 100 g
Please photocopy this form for your use
CONOSTAN elements in oil custom standard request form
CONOSTAN custom blends standards are available from LGC Promochem if your spectrometric analysis of metals in oil
requires a combination or concentration of metals not routinely available from stock.
Please request a quotation for any CONOSTAN custom blend standard you require by filling out this form.
Please return the completed form to the LGC Promochem office which is responsible for your country.
You will find the country list on page 3 of this catalogue.
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Base oil
20 base oil
75 base oil
Unit size
100 g
200 g
Concentration
400 g
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Ores
Ores
Code
BCR-010
Product
Unit
Tin ore - Tin
225 g
Certified value
Sn ............................. 765.9 g/kg
BCR-026
Zinc ore (blende) - Zinc
10 g
Certified value
Zn.............................. 485.0 g/kg
BCR-027
Zinc ore - Zinc
10 g
Certified value
Zn............................. 440.1 mg/g
BCR-028
10 g
Certified value
Zn.............................. 511.6 g/kg
BCR-029
10 g
Certified value
Zn.............................. 351.8 g/kg
BCR-030
Zinc ore (calcined calamine) - Zinc
10 g
Certified value
Zn.............................. 491.0 g/kg
BCR-031
Zinc ore (natural silicate) - Zinc
10 g
Certified value
Zn.............................. 367.3 g/kg
BCR-108
Zinc ore (blende) - Trace elements
200 g
Certified values
Cd ............................... 0.79 g/kg
Cu ............................... 0.73 g/kg
F................................ 0.063 g/kg
BCR-109
Fe ................................72.1 g/kg
Hg............................0.0109 g/kg
Mg ...............................0.75 g/kg
Pb ............................... 9.04 g/kg
200 g
Certified values
Cd ................................. 4.6 g/kg
Cu ............................... 9.46 g/kg
F................................ 0.081 g/kg
BCR-110
Fe ..............................145.1 g/kg
Hg..........................0.00096 g/kg
Mg ...............................0.20 g/kg
Pb ............................... 7.38 g/kg
200 g
Certified values
Cd ............................. 10.51 g/kg
Cu ............................. 16.28 g/kg
F................................ 0.055 g/kg
NRMGBW07237
Fe ..................................5.5 g/kg
Hg............................0.1484 g/kg
Mg ...............................1.36 g/kg
Zinc ore - Constituents
Pb ............................... 97.8 g/kg
100 g
Certified values for 37 elements, 9 oxides

Indicative values for 4 elements
NIST-79a
Fluorspar, customs grade - Calcium fluoride
120 g
Certified value
CaF2 ............................ 297.39 %
NIST-180
Fluorspar, high grade - Calcium fluoride
120 g
Certified value
CaF2 ............................... 98.80%
NIST-181
Lithium ore, Spodumene - Lithium oxide
45 g
Certified value
Li2O ................................. 6.39 %
NIST-182
Lithium ore, Petalite - Lithium oxide
45 g
Certified value
Li2O ................................. 4.34 %
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Ores
Code
NIST-183
Product
Unit
Lithium ore, Lepidolite - Lithium oxide
45 g
Certified value
Li2O ................................. 4.12 %
NIST-RM 8455
Pyrite - Bioleaching rate (not certified)
100 g
Reference value
Bioleaching rate ............................... 12.4 mg Fe/L/hr
NIST-277
Tungsten concentrate - Tungsten oxide
100 g
Certified value
WO3 ................................ 67.4 %
Indicative values for Ca, Fe, Mn, Mo, Nb, O, P, Pb, S, Si, Sn, Ta, Ti
NIST-2430
Scheelite ore - Tunsten oxide
100 g
Certified values
As.................................. 0.002 %
Bi................................... 0.078 %
Mo .................................. 0.22 %
P ................................... 0.017 %
S ..................................... 0.26 %
WO3 ............................................ 70.26 %
Indicative values for Al, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Na, Ta
NRMGBW07240
Tungsten ore - Constituents
100 g

NRMGBW07241
Tungsten ore - Constituents
100 g

NIST-330
Copper ore mill heads - Copper, molybdenum and rhenium
100 g
Certified values
Cu ................................... 0.84 %
Mo ................................ 0.018 %
Re ............................ 0.30 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ag, Au
NIST-25d
Manganese ore - Constituents
60 g
Certified values
Mn ................................. 51.78 %
Al2O3 ............................... 5.32 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 3.92 %
K2O................................. 0.93 %
P2O5................................ 0.25 %
SiO2 ................................ 2.52 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.13 %

Available oxygen........... 14.28 %
Indicative values for BaO, CaO, Moisture
NRMGBW07261
100 g
Certified values
Cu ................................. 0.013 %
Fe.................................... 1.22 %
Mn ................................. 45.39 %
Ni .................................. 0.019 %
P ................................... 0.054 %
S ................................... 0.007 %
Zn ................................. 0.027 %
Al2O3 .............................................. 2.20 %
BaO ................................ 0.68 %
CaO ................................ 1.06 %
K2O................................. 1.00 %
MgO................................ 0.64 %
MnO2 ............................. 67.25 %

Na2O ............................. 0.044 %
SiO2............................... 16.16 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.063 %
Indicative value for Mn(SiO32-)
NRMGBW07262
100 g
Certified values
Cu ................................. 0.014 %
Fe.................................... 2.24 %
Mn ................................. 36.99 %
Ni .................................. 0.019 %
P ................................... 0.081 %
S ................................... 0.013 %
Zn ................................. 0.029 %
Al2O3 .............................................. 3.00 %
BaO ................................ 0.47 %
CaO ................................ 3.60 %
K2O................................. 0.46 %
MgO................................ 1.44 %
MnO2 ............................. 54.38 %

Na2O ............................. 0.048 %
SiO2............................... 22.24 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.10 %
NRMGBW07263
100 g
Certified values
Cu ................................. 0.036 %
Fe.................................. 11.24 %
Mn ................................. 32.54 %
Ni .................................. 0.099 %
P ................................... 0.207 %
S ................................... 0.019 %
Zn ................................. 0.064 %
Al2O3 .............................................. 8.55 %
BaO ................................ 0.18 %
CaO .............................. 0.083 %
K2O................................. 0.93 %
MgO................................ 0.11 %
MnO2 ............................. 48.01 %

Na2O ............................. 0.039 %
SiO2............................... 14.50 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.43 %
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Ores
Code
Product
Unit
NRMGBW07264
100 g
Certified values
Cu ................................. 0.028 %
Fe.................................. 20.99 %
Mn ................................. 25.00 %
Ni .................................. 0.073 %
P ................................... 0.275 %
S ................................... 0.032 %
Zn ................................. 0.048 %
Al2O3 .............................................. 8.97 %
BaO ................................ 0.23 %
CaO .............................. 0.051 %
K2O................................. 0.72 %
MgO................................ 0.10 %
MnO2 ............................. 36.93 %

Na2O ............................. 0.030 %
SiO2............................... 10.46 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.54 %
NRMGBW07265
100 g
Certified values
Cu ................................. 0.009 %
Fe.................................... 1.40 %
Mn ................................. 22.54 %
Ni .................................. 0.041 %
P ................................... 0.043 %
S ..................................... 0.21 %
Zn ................................. 0.018 %
Al2O3 .............................................. 1.68 %
BaO ................................ 0.13 %
CaO .............................. 14.73 %
K2O................................. 0.46 %
MgO................................ 3.50 %
2-
Mn(CO3 )...................... 22.46 %

Na2O ............................. 0.024 %
SiO2............................... 14.07 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.10 %
NRMGBW07266
100 g
Certified values
Cu ................................. 0.014 %
Fe.................................... 2.07 %
Mn ................................. 15.74 %
Ni .................................. 0.050 %
P ................................... 0.061 %
S ..................................... 0.27 %
Zn ................................. 0.020 %
Al2O3 .............................................. 2.49 %
BaO ................................ 0.15 %
CaO .............................. 19.78 %
K2O................................. 0.70 %
MgO................................ 3.82 %
Mn(CO32-)...................... 15.69 %
Na2O ............................. 0.040 %
SiO2............................... 15.82 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.15 %
NIST-690
Iron ore, Canada - Constituents
100 g
Certified values
Fe (total)........................ 66.85 %
P ................................... 0.011 %
S ................................... 0.003 %
Al2O3.............................................. 0.18 %
NIST-691
CaO ................................ 0.20 %

K2O............................. 0.0030 %
MgO................................ 0.18 %
MnO................................ 0.23 %
Na2O ............................. 0.003 %

SiO2................................. 3.71 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.022 %
Iron ore, reduced - Constituents
100 g
Certified values
C ..................................... 0.12 %
Co ................................. 0.030 %
Cu ................................. 0.032 %
Fe (total).......................... 90.8 %
P ................................... 0.006 %
NIST-692
S ................................... 0.005 %
Al2O3 ............................... 1.22 %
CaO ................................ 0.63 %
MgO................................ 0.52 %
MnO.............................. 0.043 %
Na2O ............................. 0.186 %

SiO2................................... 3.7 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.27 %
Iron ore, Labrador - Constituents
100 g
Certified values
Fe (total)........................ 59.58 %
P ................................... 0.039 %
S ................................... 0.005 %
Al2O3 ............................... 1.41 %
NIST-693
CaO .............................. 0.023 %

K2O............................... 0.039 %
MgO.............................. 0.035 %
MnO................................ 0.46 %
Na2O ............................. 0.008 %

SiO2................................... 3.7 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.045 %
Iron ore, Nimba - Constituents
100 g
Certified values
Fe (total)........................ 65.11 %
P ................................... 0.056 %
S ................................... 0.005 %
Al2O3 ............................... 1.02 %
NRMGBW07213
CaO .............................. 0.016 %

K2O............................. 0.0028 %
MgO.............................. 0.013 %
MnO.............................. 0.091 %
Na2O ........................... 0.0028 %

SiO2................................. 3.87 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.035 %
Iron ore - Constituents
100 g
Certified values
Fe (total)......................... 67.01%
S ................................... 0.118 %
Al2O3 ............................... 1.23 %
CaO ................................ 0.22 %

MgO................................ 0.71 %
MnO................................ 0.19 %
SiO2................................. 3.16 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.032 %
Indicative values for C, P, CO2, FeO, H2O+
NRMGBW07218a Iron ore - Constituents
100 g
Certified values
Fe (total)........................ 64.88 %
Mn ................................. 0.056 %
P ................................... 0.055 %
S ................................... 0.015 %
Ti................................... 0.044 %
88
Al2O3 ............................... 1.59 %

CaO .............................. 0.080 %
FeO ................................ 0.37 %
K2O............................... 0.085 %
MgO.............................. 0.044 %
Edition 2003/2004
Mn ................................. 0.056 %
Na2O ............................. 0.012 %
SiO2................................. 3.48 %
Ores
Code
NIST-69b
Product
Unit
Bauxite, Arkansas - Constituents
60 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 48.8 %
CaO ................................ 0.13 %
Cr2O3 ............................. 0.011 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 7.14 %
K2O ............................... 0.068 %
MgO.............................. 0.085 %
MnO.............................. 0.110 %
P2O5.............................. 0.118 %
SO3 ............................... 0.551 %
SiO2 .............................. 13.43 %
TiO2 ................................. 1.90 %

V2O5 .............................. 0.028 %
ZnO ............................. 0.0035 %
ZrO2 ................................ 0.29 %
LOI*................................. 27.2 %
Indicative values for Co, BaO, Na2O

LOI* Loss on Ignition
NIST-600
Bauxite, Australian - Constituents
90 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 40.0 %
CaO ................................ 0.22 %
Cr2O3 ............................. 0.024 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 17.0 %
K2O ................................. 0.23 %
MgO .................................. 0.055
MnO.............................. 0.013 %
Na2O............................. 0.022 %
P2O5.............................. 0.039 %
SO3 ............................... 0.155 %
SiO2 ................................ 20.3 %
TiO2 ................................ 1.31 %
V2O5 .............................. 0.060 %

ZnO ............................... 0.003 %
ZrO2 .............................. 0.060 %
LOI*................................. 20.5 %
NIST-696
Bauxite, Surinam - Constituents
60 g
Certified value
Al2O3 ............................... 54.5 %
CaO .............................. 0.018 %
Cr2O3 ............................. 0.047 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 8.70 %
K2O ............................... 0.009 %
MgO.............................. 0.012 %
MnO.............................. 0.004 %
P2O5.............................. 0.050 %
SiO2 ................................ 3.79 %
SO3 ................................. 0.15 %
TiO2 ................................. 2.64 %

V2O5 .............................. 0.072 %
ZnO ............................. 0.0014 %
ZrO2 ................................ 0.14 %
LOI*................................. 29.9 %

NIST-697
Bauxite, Dominican - Constituents
60 g
Certified value
Al2O3 ............................... 45.8 %
CaO ................................ 0.71 %
Cr2O3 ............................. 0.100 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 20.0 %
K2O ............................... 0.062 %
MgO................................ 0.18 %
MnO................................ 0.41 %
P2O5................................ 0.97 %
SiO2 ................................ 6.81 %
SO3 ............................... 0.077 %
TiO2 ................................. 2.52 %

V2O5 .............................. 0.063 %
ZnO ............................... 0.037 %
ZrO2 .............................. 0.065 %
LOI*................................. 22.1 %

NIST-698
Bauxite, Jamaican - Constituents
60 g
Certified value
Al2O3 ............................... 48.2 %
CaO ................................ 0.62 %
Cr2O3 ............................. 0.080 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.013 %
K2O ............................... 0.010 %
MgO.............................. 0.058 %
MnO................................ 0.38 %
P2O5................................ 0.37 %
SiO2 ................................ 0.69 %
SO3 ............................... 0.143 %
TiO2 ................................. 2.38 %

V2O5 .............................. 0.064 %
ZnO ............................... 0.029 %
ZrO2 ........................... 0.0,061 %
LOI*................................. 27.3 %

NIST-699
Alumina (reduction grade) - Trace constituents
60 g
Certified values
CaO .............................. 0.036 %
Cr2O3 ........................... 0.0002 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.013 %
Ga2O3 ............................ 0.010 %
Li2O ............................... 0.002 %
MgO............................ 0.0006 %
MnO............................ 0.0005 %
P2O5............................ 0.0002 %
SiO2 .............................. 0.014 %
Na2O............................... 0.59 %
V2O5 ............................ 0.0005 %

ZnO ............................... 0.013 %
LOI*................................. 0.69 %
NRMGBW07235
Lead ore - Constituents
100 g
Certified values for 38 elements, 9 Oxides

NRMGBW07236
Lead ore - Constituents
100 g
Certified values for 38 elements, 9 Oxides

NIST-670
Rutile ore - Constituents
90 g
Certified values
Cr2O3 ............................... 0.23 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 0.86 %
SiO2 ................................ 0.51 %

TiO2 .............................. 96.16 %
Edition 2003/2004
V2O5 ................................ 0.66 %

ZrO2 ................................ 0.84 %
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Ores
Code
Product
Unit
NRMGBW07238
Molybdenum ore - Constituents
100 g
Certified values for 38, elements, 9 oxides

NRMGBW07239
Molybdenum ore - Constituents
100 g
Certified values for 38, elements, 9 oxides

NIST-886
Gold ore, refractory - Trace elements
200 g
Certified values
S ................................... 1.466 %
Al2O3 .........................8.25 mg/kg
Indicative values for C (total), SO3
NIST-1835
Borate ore - Constituents
60 g
Certified values
F.................................... 0.348 %
Al2O3 ............................. 3.474 %
B2O3 ............................ 18.739 %
BaO............................. 0.0497 %
CaO ............................ 21.622 %
NRMGBW03118
Fe2O3 ............................ 1.141 %

MgO.............................. 3.411 %
MnO............................ 0.0333 %
K2O............................... 1.261 %
SiO2 ............................ 18.408 %
Na2O ............................. 3.484 %

SO3 ............................... 1.477 %
SrO ............................. 0.9418 %
TiO2 ............................. 0.1332 %
LOI*............................... 25.72 %
Graphite ore - Constituents
50 g
Certified values
C (graphite)..................... 2.91 %
Fe (total).......................... 6.73 %
S ..................................... 1.18 %
Al2O3 ............................. 12.93 %
CaO ................................ 9.37 %
NRMGBW03119
CO2 ................................. 3.60 %

H2O+ ............................... 2.60 %
K2O................................. 2.54 %
MgO................................ 6.10 %
MnO.............................. 0.084 %
P2O5 ................................ 0.13 %

Na2O ............................... 1.60 %
SiO2............................... 49.84 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.57 %
50 g
Certified values
C (graphite)..................... 9.91 %
Fe (total).......................... 6.99 %
S ..................................... 2.59 %
Al2O3 ............................. 13.03 %
CaO ................................ 5.34 %
NRMGBW03120
CO2 ................................. 0.67 %

H2O+ ............................... 2.80 %
K2O................................. 2.17 %
MgO................................ 5.35 %
MnO.............................. 0.054 %
P2O5 ................................ 0.14 %

Na2O ............................... 1.56 %
SiO2............................... 49.34 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.64 %
50 g
Certified values
C (graphite)................... 76.50 %
Fe (total).......................... 1.48 %
S ..................................... 0.14 %
Al2O3 ............................... 5.60 %
CaO ................................ 0.74 %
CO2 ................................. 0.28 %
IAEA-RGTh-1
H2O+ ............................... 1.98 %

K2O................................. 0.99 %
MgO................................ 0.50 %
MnO.............................. 0.022 %
P2O5................................ 0.16 %
Na2O............................... 0.23 %
SiO2............................... 10.34 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.55 %
Ash................................ 20.78 %
Volatile matter................. 2.72 %
Thorium ore (with silica) - Constituents
500 g
Reference values
Th.............................. 800 mg/kg
U.................................6.3 mg/kg
Indicative value for K
IAEA-RGU-1
Uranium ore (with silica) - Constituents
500 g
Reference value
U ............................... 400 mg/kg
Indicative values for K, Th
NIST-120c
Phosphate rock, Florida - Constitutents
90 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 1.30 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 1.08 %
K2O ............................... 0.147 %
MnO.............................. 0.027 %
Na2O............................... 0.52 %
TiO2 .............................. 0.103 %
U3O8 ............................ 0.0135 %

V2O3 .............................. 0.016 %
Values for the AFPC-method-Dependent concentrations also available
NIST-694
Phosphate rock, western - Constituents
90 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ................................. 1.8 %
CaO ................................ 43.6 %
CdO .............................. 0.015 %
F........................................ 3.2 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 0.79 %
K2O................................. 0.51 %
MgO................................ 0.33 %
MnO............................ 0.0116 %
Na2O............................. 0.086 %
P2O5................................ 30.2 %
SiO2................................. 11.2 %
U ............................... 0.01414 %
V2O5 .............................. 0.031 %
Indicative values for, Cr2O3 , ZnO, TiO2
90
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Code
NIST-76a
Product
Unit
Burnt refractory (Al2O3-40%) - Constituents
75 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 38.7 %
CaO ................................ 0.22 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 1.60 %
K2O ................................. 1.33 %
Li2O .............................. 0.042 %

MgO................................ 0.52 %
Na2O........................... 0.07 % %
P2O5.............................. 0.120 %
SiO2................................. 54.9 %
SrO ................................... 0.037
TiO2 ..................................... 2.03
Indicative value for LOI*
NIST-77a
Burnt refractory (Al2O3 - 60%) - Constituents
75 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 60.2 %
CaO ................................ 0.05 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 1.00 %
K2O ............................... 0.090 %
Li2O .............................. 0.025 %

MgO................................ 0.38 %
Na2O............................. 0.037 %
P2O5.............................. 0.092 %
SiO2................................. 35.0 %
SrO ................................... 0.009
TiO2 ................................. 2.66 %
NIST-78a
Burnt refractory (Al2O3- 70%) - Constituents
75 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ................................. 1.7 %
CaO ................................ 0.11 %
Fe2O3 ................................ 1.2 %
K2O ................................. 1.22 %
Li2O ................................ 0.12 %

MgO................................ 0.70 %
Na2O............................. 0.078 %
P2O5.................................. 1.3 %
SiO2................................. 19.4 %
SrO ................................. 0.25 %
TiO2 ................................. 3.22 %
NIST-198
Silica brick - Constituents
45 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 0.16 %
CaO ................................ 2.71 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 0.66 %
K2O ............................... 0.017 %
NIST-199
Li2O .............................. 0.001 %

MgO................................ 0.07 %
MnO.............................. 0.008 %
Na2O............................. 0.012 %
P2O5 .............................. 0.022 %

TiO2 ................................. 0.02 %
LOI*................................. 0.21 %
Silica brick - Constituents
45 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 0.48 %
CaO ................................ 2.41 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 0.74 %
K2O ............................... 0.094 %
NIST-887
Li2O .............................. 0.002 %

Na2O............................. 0.015 %
MgO................................ 0.13 %
MnO.............................. 0.007 %
P2O5 .............................. 0.015 %

TiO2 ................................. 0.06 %
LOI*................................. 0.17 %
Cemented carbide (W83-Co25-Ti4) - Cobalt
100 g
Certified value
Co ................................. 10.35 %
Indicative value for C
NIST-888
Cemented carbide (W64-Co25-Ti4) - Cobalt and tantalum
100 g
Certified values
Co ................................... 24.7 %
Ta ................................... 4.77 %
NIST-889
CEM carbide (W75-Co9-Ta5-Ti4) - Cobalt, tantalum and titanium
100 g
Certified values
Co ....................................... 9.50
Ta ........................................4.60
Ti......................................... 4.03
NIST-112b
Silicon carbide
80 g
Certified value
Al..................................... 0.44 %
C (total) ......................... 29.43 %
NIST-276b
C (free) ........................... 0.26 %

Ca................................... 0.04 %
Tungsten carbide - Carbon
Fe.................................... 0.13 %
Silicon carbide .............. 97.37 %
75 g
Certified value
C ..................................... 6.10 %
Indicative values for C (free), O, N
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Cement
Cement
Code
Product
Unit
NIST-1880a - NIST-1889a
These materials are intended for x-ray spectroscopic and chemical analysis of cements and related
materials.
NIST-1880a
Portland cement (formally black) - Constituents
4x5g
Certified values
Cl .................................. 0.007 %
Al2O3 ............................... 5.18 %
CaO .............................. 63.83 %
Cr2O3 ............................. 0.007 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 2.81 %
K2O ................................. 0.92 %
MgO................................ 1.72 %
Mn2O3 ........................... 0.127 %
Na2O............................... 0.28 %
P2O5................................ 0.22 %
SiO2 .............................. 20.31 %
SO3 ................................. 3.25 %
SrO ............................... 0.083 %

TiO2 ................................. 0.25 %
ZnO ............................... 0.005 %
LOI*..................................... 1.32
Indicative values for Insoluble residue, CaO (free), F,Total
NIST-1881a
Portland cement - Constituents
4x5g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................. 7.060 %
CaO .............................. 57.58 %
Cr2O3 ........................... 0.0588 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 3.09 %
K2O ............................... 1.228 %
MgO.............................. 2.981 %
Mn2O3 ........................... 0.013 %
Na2O............................. 0.199 %
P2O5............................ 0.1459 %
SiO2 .............................. 22.26 %
SO3 ............................... 3.366 %

SrO ............................... 0.036 %
TiO2 ............................. 0.3663 %
ZnO ................................. 0.0489
Indicative values for Cl, F, LOI, Insoluble residue
NIST-1882a
Calcium aluminate cement (formally orange) - Constituents
4x5g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................. 39.14 %
CaO .............................. 39.29 %
Cr2O3 ............................. 0.113 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 14.67 %
K2O ............................... 0.051 %
MgO................................ 0.51 %
Mn2O3 ........................... 0.060 %
Na2O............................. 0.021 %
P2O5.............................. 0.070 %
SiO2 ................................ 4.01 %
SrO ............................... 0.024 %

TiO2 ............................... 1.786 %
ZnO ............................... 0.004 %
LOI*................................. 0.20 %
Indicative value for Total
NIST-1883a
Calcium aluminate cement (formally silver) - Constituents
4x5g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................. 70.04 %
CaO .............................. 29.52 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.078 %
K2O............................... 0.014 %
MgO................................ 0.19 %
Na2O............................... 0.30 %
SiO2.............................0.24 % %
Indicative values for Cr2O3, P2O5, SrO, TiO2, LOI*, Total
NIST-1884a
4x5g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................. 4.264 %
CaO .............................. 62.26 %
Cr2O3 ........................... 0.0166 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 2.695 %
K2O ............................... 0.997 %
MgO.............................. 4.475 %
Mn2O3 ......................... 0.0853 %
Na2O........................... 0.2161 %
P2O5............................ 0.1278 %
SiO2 .............................. 20.57 %
SO3 ............................... 2.921 %

SrO ............................. 0.2984 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.186 %
Indicative values for ZnO, F, LOI, Total, Insoluble residues, free CaO
NIST-1885a
4x5g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................. 4.026 %
CaO .............................. 62.39 %
Cr2O3 ........................... 0.0195 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 1.929 %
K2O ............................... 0.206 %
MgO.............................. 4.033 %
Mn2O3 ......................... 0.0478 %
Na2O............................. 1.068 %
P2O5............................ 0.1220 %
SiO2 ............................ 20.909 %
SO3 ............................... 2.830 %

SrO ............................... 0.638 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.195 %
Indicative values for ZnO, F, LOI, Total, Insoluble residues, free CaO
NIST-1886a
Portland cement (cranberry) - Constituents
3x5g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 3.99 %
CaO .............................. 67.43 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 0.31 %
K2O ................................. 0.16 %
MgO ................................ 1.60 %
Mn2O3 ........................... 0.013 %

Na2O............................... 0.02 %
P2O5.............................. 0.025 %
SiO2 .............................. 22.53 %
SO3 ................................. 2.04 %
SrO ................................. 0.11 %

TiO2 ................................. 0.19 %
LOI*................................. 1.73 %
Indicative values for Cl, Cr2O3, F, ZnO, Total
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Cement
Code
NIST-1887a
Product
Unit
4x5g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................. 6.202 %
CaO .............................. 60.90 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 2.861 %
K2O ............................... 1.100 %
MgO .............................. 2.835 %
Mn2O3 ......................... 0.1186 %

Na2O........................... 0.4778 %
P2O5.............................. 0.306 %
SiO2 ............................ 18.637 %
SO3 ............................... 4.622 %
SrO ............................... 0.322 %

TiO2 ............................. 0.2658 %
ZnO ............................. 0.0667 %
Indicative values for Cl, F, LOI, Total, Insoluble residues, free CaO
NIST-1888a
Portland cements - Constiutents
4x5g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................. 4.265 %
CaO .............................. 63.23 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 3.076 %
K2O ............................... 0.526 %
MgO.............................. 2.982 %
Mn2O3 ......................... 0.1256 %
Na2O........................... 0.1066 %
SiO2 .............................. 21.22 %
SO3 ............................... 2.131 %

SrO ............................... 0.082 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.263 %
ZnO ............................... 0.107 %
Indicative values for P2O3, Cr2O3, F, LOI, Total, Insoluble residues, free CaO
NIST-1889a
4x5g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 3.89 %
CaO .............................. 65.34 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 1.937 %
K2O ............................... 0.605 %
MgO .............................. 0.814 %
Mn2O3 ......................... 0.2588 %

Na2O............................. 0.195 %
P2O5.............................. 0.110 %
SiO2 .............................. 20.66 %
SO3 ................................. 2.69 %
SrO ............................... 0.042 %

TiO2 ............................... 0.227 %
ZnO ............................. 0.0048 %
Indicative values for Cl, F, LOI, Total, Insoluble residues, free CaO
NRMGBW03201a Portland cement - Constituents
25 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 5.02 %
CaO .............................. 62.34 %
Fe2O3 .............................. 3.16 %
K2O ................................. 1.15 %
NIST-2686
MgO................................ 1.40 %
Na2O............................... 0.18 %
SiO2 .............................. 20.56 %
SO3 ................................. 2.29 %
L.O.I. ............................... 3.39 %

Insolubile residue............ 0.98 %
Portland cement clinker - Major phases
3 x 10 g
Major phases in cement clinker

Certified values
Alite................................. 58.6 %
Belite............................... 23.3 %
Ferrite ............................. 14.1 %

Aluminate ......................... 2.3 %
Periclase ............................ 33 %
Informational values for elemental constituents expressed as the chemical forms.
NIST-2688
3 x 10 g

Certified values
Alite................................. 66.1 %
Belite............................... 17.9 %
Ferrite ............................. 11.1 %

Aluminate ......................... 5.0 %
Arcanite............................. 1.0 %
NIST-2687
3 x 10 g

Certified values
Alite................................. 73.6 %
Belite................................. 9.1 %
Ferrite ............................... 2.2 %

Aluminate ....................... 12.1 %
Arcanite............................. 1.0 %
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Glass and ceramics

Code
BCR-126A
Product
Unit
Lead crystal glass - Constituents
300 g
Specially selected glass with a composition that displays many typical analytical problems.
Size: 100 x 100 x 10 mm
Certified values
Al2O3 .........................................................0.128 cg/g
BaO...........................................................1.036 cg/g
CaO ..........................................................1.033 cg/g
Fe2O3 ......................................................0.0055 cg/g
K2O ...........................................................10.00 cg/g
Li2O ...........................................................0.495 cg/g
MgO ..........................................................0.512 cg/g
BCR-664
Na2O .......................................................... 3.58 cg/g

PbO .......................................................... 23.98 cg/g
Sb2O3 ....................................................... 0.290 cg/g
SiO2 .......................................................... 57.80 cg/g
ZnO .......................................................... 1.020 cg/g
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Density(20C)....................................... 2.9905 g/cm
Refractive index (20C) at 589.3nm............. 1.55967
Glass - Trace elements
plate
Size: 50 x 50 x 7 mm
Certified values
As............................... 5.9 mg/kg
Ba ............................ 29.1 mg/kg
Cd .............................. 5.7 mg/kg
BCR-300 (RM)
Cl ..............................68.4 mg/kg
Co.............................2.77 mg/kg
Cr..............................2.65 mg/kg
Pb ............................ 53.1 mg/kg

Sb ............................ 24.3 mg/kg
Se .............................. 8.6 mg/kg
Corundum (alpha-aluminia) - Lattice spacing
50 g
High crystallinty. Content of -alumina of about 6 mg/g. No other phase detected.

Impurities: CaO, Fe2O3, K2O, MgO, Na2O, SiO2, TiO2
Values for lattice spacing and relative intensity at five different reflections.
Available in granular form to be ground by the user.
BCR-301 (RM)
Mullite
50 g
High crystallinty. Vitreous phase 0.03 g/g. No other phase detected.

Impurities: CaO, Fe2O3, K2O, MgO, Na2O, TiO2
Values for lattice spacing and relative intensity at five different reflections.
Available in granular form to be ground by the user.
NIST-1412
Multicomponent glass - Constituents
set (8)
Set of 8 platelets (32 x 32 x 3 mm)

Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 7.52 %
B2O3 ................................ 4.53 %
BaO................................. 4.67 %
CaO ................................ 4.53 %
CdO ................................ 4.38 %

K2O................................. 4.14 %
Na2O............................... 4.69 %
PbO ................................ 4.40 %
SiO2............................... 42.38 %
SrO ................................. 4.55 %
ZnO ................................. 4.48 %
Indicative values for Fe2O3, Li2O, MgO
NIST-89
Lead-barium glass - Constituents
45 g
Certified values
Cl .................................... 0.05 %
Al2O3 ............................... 0.18 %
As2O3 .............................. 0.03 %
As2O5 .............................. 0.36 %
BaO................................. 1.40 %
CaO ................................ 0.21 %
NIST-92
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.049 %

K2O................................. 8.40 %
MgO................................ 0.03 %
MnO.............................. 0.088 %
Na2O............................... 5.70 %
P2O5................................ 0.23 %
PbO............................... 17.50 %
SiO2............................... 63.35 %
SO3 ................................. 0.03 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.01 %
ZrO2 .............................. 0.005 %
LOI*................................. 0.32 %
Low boron soda-lime powder - Boron
45 g
Certified value
B2O3 ................................ 0.70 %
Indicative values for CaO, K2O, MgO, Na2O, SiO2, ZnO, LOI*
NIST-93a
Borosilicate glass - Constituents
wafer
32 x 6 mm wafer
Certified values
Cl .................................. 0.060 %
Al2O3 ............................... 2.28 %
B2O3 .............................. 12.56 %
CaO ................................ 0.01 %
NIST-1411
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.028 %

FeO .............................. 0.016 %
K2O............................... 0.014 %
MgO.............................. 0.005 %
Na2O ............................... 3.98 %

SiO2................................. 80.8 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.014 %
ZrO2 .............................. 0.042 %
Soft borosilicate glass - Constituents
set (10)

Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 5.68 %
B2O3 .............................. 10.94 %
BaO................................. 5.00 %
CaO ................................ 2.18 %
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Fe2O3 ............................ 0.050 %

K2O................................. 2.97 %
MgO................................ 0.33 %
Na2O............................. 10.14 %
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SiO2............................... 58.04 %
SrO ................................. 0.09 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.02 %
ZnO ................................. 3.85 %
Glass and ceramics

Code
Product
Unit
NRMGBW03132
Borosilicate glass - Constituents
50 g
Certified values
F...................................... 0.54 %
Al2O3 ............................. 14.50 %
B2O3 ................................ 8.87 %
CaO .............................. 16.54 %
NIST-81a
Fe2O3 .............................. 0.34 %

K2O................................. 0.59 %
MgO................................ 4.40 %
Na2O............................. 0.096 %
SiO2............................... 53.98 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.19 %
LOI*................................. 0.26 %
Glass sand - Constituents
75 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 0.66 %
Cr2O3 ........................... 46 mg/kg
NIST-165a
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.082 %

TiO2 ................................ 0.12 %
ZrO2 .............................. 0.034 %
Glass sand (low iron) - Constituents
75 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................. 0.059 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.012 %
NIST-1413
TiO2 .............................. 0.011 %

ZrO2 .............................. 0.006 %
Glass sand (high alumina) - Constituents
75 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 9.90 %
BaO................................. 0.12 %
CaO ................................ 0.74 %
Sand No.1
Fe2O3 .............................. 0.24 %

K2O................................. 3.94 %
MgO................................ 0.06 %
Na2O ............................... 1.75 %

SiO2............................... 82.77 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.11 %
Sand - Constituents
200 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................. 0.061 %
CaO .............................< 0.02 %
Fe2O3 (total Fe) ............. 0.014 %
K2O ..............................< 0.02 %
MgO.............................. <0.02 %
Na2O............................. <0.02 %
SiO2 .............................. 99.74 %
TiO2 .............................. 0.026 %
Cr3O3 ........................... 0.0003 %

LOI*................................. 0.12 %
*Loss on ignition
Sand No.6
Sand - Constituents
200 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 0.60 %
CaO .............................< 0.02 %
Fe2O3 (total Fe) ............. 0.032 %
K2O................................. 0.40 %
MgO.............................. <0.02 %
Na2O............................. <0.02 %
SiO2............................... 98.66 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.024 %
LOI*................................. 0.14 %
*Loss on ignition
Sand No.8
Sand - Constituents
200 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 2.07 %
CaO ................................ 0.06 %
Fe2O3 (total Fe) ............... 0.26 %
K2O.............................. < 1.06 %

MgO................................ 0.12 %
Na2O............................... 0.20 %
SiO2............................... 95.63 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.073 %
LOI*................................. 0.48 %
*Loss on ignition
Sand No.9
Sand - Constituents
200 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 1.35 %
CaO ................................ 0.02 %
Fe2O3 (total Fe) ............. 0.103 %
K2O................................. 0.82 %
MgO................................ 0.06 %
Na2O............................... 0.10 %
SiO2............................... 97.24 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.044 %
LOI*................................. 0.24 %
*Loss on ignition
NIST-620
Soda-lime flat glass - Constituents
set (3)

Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 1.80 %
As2O3 ............................ 0.056 %
CaO ................................ 7.11 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.043 %
NIST-621
K2O................................. 0.41 %
MgO................................ 3.69 %
Na2O............................. 14.39 %
SiO2 .............................. 72.08 %
SO3 ................................. 0.28 %

TiO2 ............................... 0.018 %
Soda-lime container glass - Constituents
set (3)
Set of 3 disks (38 x 5 mm)

Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 2.76 %
As2O3 ............................ 0.030 %
BaO................................. 0.12 %
CaO .............................. 10.71 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.040 %

K2O................................. 2.01 %
Na2O............................. 12.74 %
MgO................................ 0.27 %
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SO3 ................................. 0.13 %

SiO2............................... 71.13 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.014 %
ZrO2 .............................. 0.007 %
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Code
NIST-1830
Product
Unit
Soda-lime float glass - Constituents
3 platelets

Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 0.12 %
CaO ................................ 8.56 %
FeO ............................... 0.032 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.121 %
NIST-1831
K2O................................. 0.04 %
MgO................................ 3.90 %
Na2O............................. 13.75 %
SiO2 .............................. 73.07 %
SO3 ................................. 0.26 %

TiO2 ............................... 0.011 %
Soda lime sheet glass - Constituents
3 platelets

Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 1.21 %
CaO ................................ 8.20 %
FeO ............................... 0.025 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.087 %
EC 1.1
K2O................................. 0.33 %
MgO................................ 3.51 %
Na2O............................. 13.32 %
SiO2 .............................. 73.08 %
SO3 ................................. 0.25 %

TiO2 ............................... 0.019 %
Soda lime-magnesia-silica glass - Constituents
75x75x6 mm
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 1.08 %
CaO ................................ 8.63 %
Fe2O3(total Fe).............. 0.121 %
NIST-1834
K2O................................. 0.59 %
MgO................................ 3.78 %
Na2O............................. 13.41 %
SiO2............................... 71.97 %
SO3 (total S) .................... 0.23 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.040 %
Fused ore glass - Constiutents
disk
30 x 3 mm disc
Certified values
Al................................... 20.71 %
Ba ................................. 0.062 %
Ca ................................... 0.0955
Fe.................................... 0.32 %
K ..................................... 0.42 %
Mg ................................ 0.088 %
P ................................... 0.152 %
Si .................................. 20.19 %
Sr .................................. 0.153 %
Ti..................................... 1.11 %
Indicative values for B, Cr, Li, Na, Zr
Glass No.4
Fluoride opal glass - Constituents
25 g
Reference: Glass Technol., 1962, 3 (1), 9-16, the chemical analysis of a fluoride glass described as Standard
Glass No. 4.
Certified values
F...................................... 4.96 %
Al2O3 ............................... 3.02 %
B2O3 ................................ 0.19 %
CaO ................................ 4.24 %
Fe2O3 (total Fe) ............. 0.099 %
K2O................................. 0.57 %
MgO.............................. <0.05 %
Na2O............................. 15.45 %
SO3 (total S) ................. <0.05 %
SiO2 .............................. 69.49 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.041 %

ZnO ................................. 3.28 %
LOI* (550C) ................... 0.22 %
*Loss on ignition
Glass No.5
Soda lime-magnesia-silica glass - Constituents
25 g
Reference glass Technol.,1973, 14 (1), 5-13, The chemical analysis of a colourless soda-lime-silica glass.
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 1.12 %
CaO ................................ 6.55 %
Fe2O3 (total Fe) ............. 0.043 %
Glass No.6
K2O................................. 0.42 %
MgO................................ 2.75 %
Na2O............................. 15.65 %
SO3 (total S).................... 0.21 %

SiO2............................... 72.74 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.034 %
Soda lime-silica glass - Constituents
25 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 1.70 %
CaO ................................ 9.97 %
Fe2O3 (total Fe) ............. 0.034 %
Glass No.7
K2O................................. <0.1 %
MgO................................ <0.1 %
Na2O............................. 14.65 %
SO3 (total S).................... 0.21 %

SiO2............................... 73.06 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.02 %
Soda lime-silica glass - Constituents
25 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 1.50 %
CaO .............................. 11.03 %
Fe2O3 (total Fe) ............. 0.044 %
K2O ................................. 0.43 %
Na2O............................. 13.90 %
MgO................................ 0.14 %
SO3 (total S) ................... 0.19 %
SiO2 .............................. 73.06 %
TiO2 ............................... 0.042 %

LOI* (550C) ................... 0.07 %
*Loss on ignition
Glass No.8
Lead oxide-potassium oxide-silica glass - Constituents
25 g
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 0.05 %
As2O3 (total As)............... 0.32 %
B2O3 ................................ 0.36 %
CaO ..............................<0.02 %
Fe2O3 (total Fe)............. 0.010 %

K2O............................... 11.85 %
MgO.............................. <0.02 %
Na2O............................... 0.23 %
PbO............................... 30.59 %
SiO2............................... 56.34 %
TiO2 ................................. 0.02 %
LOI* (550C) ................... 0.21 %
*Loss on ignition
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Code
SGT 10
Product
Unit
Soda-lime-silica container glass - Constituents
disc
40 mm diameter disc
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 1.62 %
BaO................................. 0.02 %
CaO ................................ 10.7 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.325 %
SGT 10-P
K2O................................. 0.35 %
MgO................................ 1.81 %
Na2O............................... 12.2 %
SiO2 ................................ 72.7 %
SO3 ................................. 0.05 %

TiO2 ............................... 0.097 %
Cr3O3 ............................. 0.020 %
pieces
Glass pieces
SGT 11
disc

40 mm diameter disc
Certified values
Al2O3 ............................... 1.83 %
BaO................................. 0.03 %
CaO ................................ 10.3 %
Fe2O3 ............................ 0.342 %
SGT 11-P
K2O................................. 0.69 %
MgO................................ 2.14 %
Na2O............................... 13.6 %
SiO2 ................................ 70.7 %
SO3 ................................. 0.06 %

TiO2 ............................... 0.068 %
Cr3O3 ............................. 0.205 %
pieces
Glass pieces
NIST-607
5g
Potassium feldspar - Trace elements

Certified values
Rb ........................ 523.90 mg/kg
Sr..........................65.485 mg/kg
NIST-610 and NIST-611

NIST-610 and NIST-611 are the same material and therefore have the same certified values. NIST-610 consists
of glass 3 mm thick and NIST-611 is 1 mm thick.
NIST-610
6 wafers
Certified values
Fe.............................. 458 mg/kg
Mn ............................. 485 mg/kg
Ni ........................... 458.7 mg/kg
Pb ..............................426 mg/kg
Rb...........................425.7 mg/kg
Sr............................515.5 mg/kg
Th........................... 457.2 mg/kg

U ............................ 461.5 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ag, Au, Co, Cu, K, Ti, Tl, Zn
NIST-611
6 wafers

of glass 3 mm thick and NIST-613 is 1 mm thick.
NIST-612
6 wafers
Certified value
Ag ............................ 22.0 mg/kg
Fe................................ 51 mg/kg
Ni ............................. 38.8 mg/kg
Pb ...........................38.57 mg/kg
Rb.............................31.4 mg/kg
Sr..............................78.4 mg/kg
Th............................. 37.9 mg/kg

U ............................ 37.38 mg/kg
Indicative values for Au, B, Ba, Ce, Co, Cu, Dy, Er, Eu, Gd, K, La, Mn, Nd, Sm, Ti, Tl, Zn
NIST-613
6 wafers

of wafers of glass 3 mm thick and NIST-615 is 1 mm thick.
NIST-614
6 wafers
Certified values
Ag ............................ 0.42 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 1.37 mg/kg
K ................................. 30 mg/kg
Pb .............................2.32 mg/kg
Rb...........................0.855 mg/kg
Sr..............................78.4 mg/kg
Th........................... 0.748 mg/kg

U ............................ 0.823 mg/kg
Indicative values for Au, B, Cd, Co, Eu, Fe, Ga, La, Ni, Sb, Sc, Ti, Tl
NIST-615
6 wafers
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of wafers of glass 3 mm thick and NIST-617 is 1 mm thick.
NIST-616
6 wafers
Certified values
K ................................. 29 mg/kg
Pb ............................ 1.85 mg/kg
Sr............................41.72 mg/kg
Th .........................0.0252 mg/kg
U .......................... 0.0721 mg/kg
Indicative values for Au, B, Cu, Fe, Ga, La, Rb, Sb, Sc, Ti, Tl
NIST-617
6 wafers
NIST-1872
Synthetic glass - Lead and germanium
set (3)
NIST-1872 consists of three different lead-germanate glasses in rod form approximately 2 x 2 x 20 mm.
K-453
Certified values
Ge ................................. 28.43 %
Pb ................................. 54.21 %
Indicative value for O

K-491
Certified values
Ge ................................. 26.10 %
Pb ................................. 54.69 %
Indicative values for Al, Ce, Fe, O, Si, Ta, Ti, Zr

K-968
Certified values
Ge ................................. 25.93 %
Pb ................................. 54.74 %
Indicative values for Ba, Cr, Eu, Mg, Ni, O, P, Si, Th, Ti, U, Zr
NIST-1873
Synthetic glass - Barium, silicon and zinc
set (3)
NIST-1873 consists of three different barium-zinc-silicate glasses in rod form approximately 2 x 2 x 20

mm.
K-458
Certified values
Ba ................................. 41.79 %
Si .................................. 23.05 %
Zn.................................... 3.01 %
Indicative value for O

K-489
Certified values
Ba ................................. 39.53 %
Zn ................................... 2.93 %
Indicative values for Al, Ce, Fe, O, Pb, Si, Ta, Ti, Zr
K-963
Certified values
Ba ................................. 39.21 %
Zn ................................... 2.95 %
Indicative values for Cr, Eu, Ge, Mg, O, Si
NIST-2063a
Mineral glass (for transmission electron microscope)
glass film
NIST-2063a consists of a mineral glass film that has been deposited onto a 20 nm thick carbon support film on a
3 mm diameter, copper transmission electron microscope grid.
Certified values
Ca ................................. 11.82 %
Fe.................................. 11.06 %
Mg .................................. 7.97 %
O..................................... 43.2 %
Si................................... 25.34 %
Indicative value for Ar
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Plastics
Code
Product
Unit
The Packaging-Directive - EC-Directive 94/62/EEC - regulates the amount of metals such as Cd, Cr,
Hg and Pb in plastics. The materials VDA 001-4 as well as BCR-680 and -681 were produced to
facilitate the implementation of this directive and to allow the effective introduction of QA-systems for
elemental analysis of plastic materials.
VDA 001-4
Plastic - Cadmium
4 bottles
Four polyethylene reference materials have been certified by IRMM on behalf of Verband der Automobilindustrie
e.V. (VDA).
Certified values
Sicolen Yellow 09/16493
Cd ................... 40.9 1.2 mg/kg
Sicolen Orange 28/16494
Cd ................... 75.9 2.1 mg/kg
Sicolen Red 39/16495
Cd ................. 197.9 4.8 mg/kg
Sicolen Bordeaux 49/16496
Cd ..................... 407 12 mg/kg
BCR-680
Polyethylene - Trace elements (high level)
100 g
Certified values
As............................. 30.9 mg/kg
Br .............................. 808 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 140.8 mg/kg
BCR-681
Cl ...............................810 mg/kg
Cr............................114.6 mg/kg
Hg.............................25.3 mg/kg
Pb .......................... 107.6 mg/kg

S ....................... 0.67x103 mg/kg
Polyethylene - Trace elements (low level)
100 g
Certified values
As............................. 3.93 mg/kg
Br ................................ 98 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 21.7 mg/kg
Cl ..............................92.9 mg/kg
Cr..............................17.7 mg/kg
Hg.............................4.50 mg/kg
Pb ............................ 13.8 mg/kg

S ................................. 78 mg/kg
Metals
Code
BCR-025A
Product
Unit
Aluminium (primary ingot) - Oxygen, carbon and boron
12 g
26 mm diameter x 9 mm disc
Certified values
O .............................. <0.1 mg/kg
BCR-025B
C...............................0.26 mg/kg
Aluminium (primary ingot) - Oxygen, carbon and boron
B .............................. 1.22 mg/kg
6g
8 mm diameter x 50 mm cylinder
BCR-329
Aluminium-Magnesium alloy (3 % Mg) - Boron
50 g
Chips
Certified value
B .................................... 30 g/g
BCR-330
Aluminium-Magnesium alloy (3 % Mg) - Boron
190 g
Certified value
B ................................. 30 mg/kg
BCR-017A
Copper - Sulphur and phosphorous
370 g
Certified values
P ................................ 6.9 mg/kg
BCR-017B
S ...............................10.4 mg/kg
Copper - Sulphur and phosphorous
50 g
Chips (bottle with 50 g)
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Metals
Code
BCR-022A
Product
Unit
Copper (electrolytic tough pitch) - Oxygen
42 g
Certified value
Oxygen...................... 139 mg/kg
BCR-022B
Copper (electrolytic tough pitch) - Oxygen
28 g
9 m diameter x 50 mm rods
BCR-054R
42 g
Copper - Oxygen
7 m diameter x 50 mm rods
Certified value
O .............................. 0.47 mg/kg
BCR-058
Copper (continuous cast) - Oxygen
17 g
7 mm diameter x 50 mm rods
Certified value
Oxygen...................... 390 mg/kg
BCR-055
Lead (refined) - Oxygen
71 g
7 mm diameter x 9 mm discs
Certified value
Oxygen....................... 1.0 mg/kg
BCR-023A
Molybdenum - Oxygen, nitrogen and carbon
49 g
Certified values
Oxygen..................... 14.7 mg/kg
BCR-023B
Nitrogen....................<0.3 mg/kg
Carbon ..................... <0.2 mg/kg
Molybdenum - Oxygen, nitrogen and carbon
25 g
25 cubes of 1 g
BCR-099
50 g
Nickel - Oxygen and nitrogen

25 cubes of 2 g
Certified values
Oxygen....................... 8.4 mg/kg
BCR-024B
Nitrogen......................1.1 mg/kg
Titanium - Oxygen and nitrogen
10 g
25 cubes of 0.4 g
Certified values
Nitrogen .................... 117 mg/kg
BCR-024C
Oxygen ......................608 mg/kg
Titanium - Oxygen, nitrogen
5g
25 cubes of 0.2 g
BCR-059A
21 g
Titanium alloy Ti6Al4V - Oxygen and nitrogen

Certified values
Oxygen.................... 1750 mg/kg
BCR-059B
Nitrogen.....................172 mg/kg
Titanium alloy Ti6Al4V - Oxygen and nitrogen
5g
25 cubes of 0.2 g
BCR-318
20 g
Titanium - Hydrogen
7 mm diameter x 1 mm discs (approx. 100 discs)
Certified value
Hydrogen ................. 12.2 mg/kg
BCR-275
Zirconium alloy Zircaloy-4 - Oxygen, nitrogen and carbon
9g
10 discs each 13 mm diameter x 1 mm

Certified values
O ............................. 1673 mg/kg
BCR-276
N...............................39.0 mg/kg
C ............................ 113.3 mg/kg
Zirconium alloy Zircaloy-4 - Oxygen, nitrogen and carbon
20 g
4.5 mm diameter x 2 mm (approx. 100 cylinders)

Certified values
O ............................. 1541 mg/kg
100
N...............................41.1 mg/kg
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C ............................ 107.6 mg/kg
Metals
Code
BCR-102
Product
Unit
Tungsten carbide powder - Oxygen
2-3 g
Powder sealed under argon

Certified value
O ............................... 185 mg/kg
BCR-074A
Electrolytic copper - Trace elements
disc
Cylinder of 40 mm diameter and 30 mm height

Certified values
Ag ............................ 12.8 mg/kg
As............................. 0.78 mg/kg
Cd .......................... <0.02 mg/kg
Co .......................... <0.05 mg/kg
Cr ............................. <0.1 mg/kg
Fe .............................1.14 mg/kg
Mn ............................1.27 mg/kg
Ni ..............................1.04 mg/kg
Pb .............................0.97 mg/kg
Sb .............................0.58 mg/kg
Se ............................ 0.37 mg/kg

Sn .......................... <0.07 mg/kg
Zn............................. 0.46 mg/kg
Indicative values for Bi, Te
BCR-074B
2 rods
Pair of rods of 8 mm diameter and 100 mm lenght
BCR-074C
50 g
Small pieces in a bottle containing about 50 g
BCR-075A
disc
Copper with added impurities - Trace elements

Certified values
Ag ............................ 12.2 mg/kg
As............................. 3.74 mg/kg
Bi.............................. 1.44 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 2.57 mg/kg
Co ............................ 2.50 mg/kg
BCR-075B
Cr..............................0.89 mg/kg
Fe ...............................9.0 mg/kg
Mn ............................3.23 mg/kg
Ni ..............................1.45 mg/kg
Pb .............................3.27 mg/kg
Sb ............................ 2.56 mg/kg

Se ............................ 1.26 mg/kg
Sn ............................ 1.09 mg/kg
Te............................. 1.52 mg/kg
Zn............................. 3.47 mg/kg
2 rods
Pair of rods of 8 mm diameter and 100 mm length
BCR-075C
50 g
Small pieces in a bottle containing about 50 g
BCR-691
Set (5)
Copper alloys - Alloying elements

Set of five discs (one of each composition) of 35 diameter and 2 mm thickness
Certified values
Substance
Quaternary bronze
Brass
Arsenic-Copper
Lead-bronze
Tin-bronze
As....................................1.94 g/kg.............. 0.99 g/kg ..............46.0 g/kg ..........2.85 g/kg.............. 1.94 g/kg
Pb .....................................79 g/kg................ 3.9 g/kg ..............1.75 g/kg .............92 g/kg.............. 2.04 g/kg
Sn ...................................71.6 g/kg.............. 20.6 g/kg ..............2.02 g/kg ...........101 g/kg................. 70 g/kg
Zn....................................60.2 g/kg............... 148 g/kg ..............0.55 g/kg ..........1.48 g/kg.............. 1.57 g/kg
BCR-286A
Lead (electrolytically refined) - Trace elements
600 g
Blocks of 60 mm x 60 mm x 12 mm
Certified values
Ag .......................... 0.015 mg/kg
As......................... <0.002 mg/kg
Bi.............................. 21.5 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 0.125 mg/kg
BCR-286B
Cu.............................1.49 mg/kg
Ni ............................0.041 mg/kg
Sb .............................0.10 mg/kg
Se ...........................<0.05 mg/kg
Sn .......................... <0.05 mg/kg

Te............................. <0.1 mg/kg
Ti................................ 2.5 mg/kg
Zn............................. <0.1 mg/kg
Lead (electrolytically refined) - Trace elements
160 g
Chips in bottles containing about 160 g
BCR-287A
600 g
Lead (thermally refined) -Trace elements

Certified values
Ag ............................ 15.2 mg/kg
As......................... <0.003 mg/kg
Bi.............................. 67.3 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 0.36 mg/kg
BCR-287B
Cu.............................0.89 mg/kg
Ni ............................0.024 mg/kg
Sb ...........................0.040 mg/kg
Se ...........................<0.05 mg/kg
Lead (thermally refined) -Trace elements
Sn .......................... <0.05 mg/kg

Te............................. <0.2 mg/kg
Ti.............................. 0.73 mg/kg
Zn............................. <0.1 mg/kg
160 g
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Metals
Code
BCR-288A
Product
Unit
Lead with added impurities - Trace elements
600 g
Certified values
Ag ............................ 30.5 mg/kg
As............................. 55.7 mg/kg
Bi............................ 215.8 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 33.3 mg/kg
BCR-288B
Cu.............................19.3 mg/kg
Ni ..............................4.57 mg/kg
Sb .............................32.5 mg/kg
Se .............................<0.2 mg/kg
Sn ............................ 30.6 mg/kg

Te............................. 32.8 mg/kg
Ti................................ 2.3 mg/kg
Zn............................... 8.2 mg/kg
Lead with added impurities - Trace elements
160 g
BCR-321
0.7 kg
Unalloyed zinc - Trace elements

Discs of 80 mm diameter and 20 mm thickness
Certified values
Al.............................. <0.7 mg/kg
In .............................. <0.2 mg/kg
Pb .............................4.85 mg/kg
Sn .............................<0.5 mg/kg
Tl.............................. 0.78 mg/kg
Indicative values for Cd, Cu, Fe
BCR-322R
Unalloyed zinc - Impurities
0.7 kg

Certified values
Cd .......................... 15.08 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 5.89 mg/kg
BCR-323R
Fe .............................19.1 mg/kg
Pb .............................15.0 mg/kg
Sn .............................. 5.6 mg/kg

Tl.............................. 5.28 mg/kg
0.7 kg

Certified values
Cd ............................ 6.51 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 18.9 mg/kg
BCR-324R
Fe .............................11.3 mg/kg
Pb .............................48.6 mg/kg
Sn ............................ 18.7 mg/kg

Tl.............................. 10.8 mg/kg
0.7 kg

Certified values
Cd ............................ 48.6 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 9.87 mg/kg
BCR-325R
Fe .............................58.5 mg/kg
Pb .............................26.1 mg/kg
Sn .............................. 9.8 mg/kg

Tl.............................. 19.9 mg/kg
0.7 kg

Certified values
Cd ............................ 94.7 mg/kg
Cu ............................ 47.5 mg/kg
BCR-326
Fe .............................56.1 mg/kg
Pb ..............................142 mg/kg
Sn ............................ 46.1 mg/kg

Tl.............................. 36.8 mg/kg
0.7 kg

Certified values
Cd .......................... 203.0 mg/kg
Cu .......................... 104.8 mg/kg
Fe ...........................264.8 mg/kg
Pb ...........................307.0 mg/kg
Indicative value for Al
BCR-327
0.7 kg

Certified values
Cd .......................... 301.4 mg/kg
Fe ...........................144.0 mg/kg
Pb .......................... 409.4 mg/kg
Indicative value for Cu
BCR-351
Zinc alloy ZnAl4 - Trace elements
0.7 kg

Certified values
Al................... 43.55 x 103 mg/kg
Cu .......................... 12.13 mg/kg
In .............................. <0.2 mg/kg
Mg ..........................131.0 mg/kg
Pb .............................4.50 mg/kg
Sn ................................<1 mg/kg
Tl.............................. 0.74 mg/kg
Indicative values for Cd, In, Ni
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Code
BCR-352
Product
Unit
0.7 kg

Certified values
Al................... 41.50 x 103 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 2.88 mg/kg
Cu .......................... 31.26 mg/kg
In ..............................3.02 mg/kg
Mg ..........................283.0 mg/kg
Ni ..............................6.74 mg/kg
Sn .............................. 3.0 mg/kg

Tl................................ 3.2 mg/kg
BCR-353
0.7 kg

Certified values
Al..................... 39.5 x 103 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 10.44 mg/kg
Cu .......................... 100.0 mg/kg
BCR-354
In ..............................2.55 mg/kg
Mg ..........................452.5 mg/kg
Pb .............................24.4 mg/kg
Sn .............................. 5.6 mg/kg

Tl.............................. 3.95 mg/kg
0.7 kg

Certified values
Al................... 37.27 x 103 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 29.7 mg/kg
Cu .......................... 312.3 mg/kg
BCR-355
In ................................9.8 mg/kg
Mg .............................602 mg/kg
Ni ..............................83.1 mg/kg
Pb ............................ 30.8 mg/kg

Sn ............................ 14.1 mg/kg
Tl............................ 11.01 mg/kg
0.7 kg

Certified values
Al................... 34.43 x 103 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 58.1 mg/kg
Cu ........................... 1035 mg/kg
BCR-356
In ..............................24.6 mg/kg
Mg .............................786 mg/kg
Ni ...............................268 mg/kg
Pb ............................ 56.9 mg/kg

Sn ............................ 29.1 mg/kg
Tl............................ 23.25 mg/kg
Zinc alloy ZnAl4Cu1 - Trace elements
0.7 kg

Certified values
Al................... 44.34 x 103 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 0.73 mg/kg
Cu ................. 3.944 x 103 mg/kg
Fe .............................31.5 mg/kg
In ..............................<0.2 mg/kg
Mg ..........................132.3 mg/kg
Ni ............................. 3.43 mg/kg

Pb ............................ 9.87 mg/kg
Tl.............................. 0.79 mg/kg
Indicative value for Sn
BCR-357
0.7 kg

Certified values
Al................. 42.270 x 103 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 2.83 mg/kg
Cu ................ 5.849 x 103 mg/kg
Fe............................. 25.7 mg/kg
BCR-358
In ..............................3.30 mg/kg
Mg .............................273 mg/kg
Ni ..............................9.82 mg/kg
Pb .............................13.8 mg/kg
Sn ............................ 3.51 mg/kg

Tl.............................. 2.76 mg/kg
0.7 kg

Certified values
Al................... 39.46 x 103 mg/kg
Cd .......................... 10.22 mg/kg
Cu .................. 7.93 x 103 mg/kg
Fe............................. 40.5 mg/kg
BCR-359
In ..............................7.04 mg/kg
Mg .............................403 mg/kg
Ni ............................26.98 mg/kg
Pb .............................22.5 mg/kg
Sn ............................ 7.87 mg/kg

Tl.............................. 6.09 mg/kg
0.7 kg

Certified values
Al................... 37.11 x 103 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 29.8 mg/kg
Cu .................. 9.89 x 103 mg/kg
Fe........................... 119.7 mg/kg
BCR-360
In ..............................15.5 mg/kg
Mg .............................557 mg/kg
Ni ..............................92.6 mg/kg
Pb .............................36.2 mg/kg
Sn .......................... 16.93 mg/kg

Tl............................ 13.34 mg/kg
0.7 kg

Certified values
3
Al................... 34.27 x 10 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 59.5 mg/kg
Cu ................ 12.34 x 103 mg/kg
In ..............................29.8 mg/kg
Mg .............................705 mg/kg
Ni ...............................267 mg/kg
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Pb ............................ 73.9 mg/kg

Sn ............................ 33.0 mg/kg
Tl.............................. 25.9 mg/kg
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Metals
Code
BCR-361
Product
Unit
0.7 kg

Certified values
Al................... 40.68 x 103 mg/kg
Cu .................. 7.98 x 103 mg/kg
Fe ...........................10.34 mg/kg
Pb .............................5.31 mg/kg
Sn ............................ 46.3 mg/kg

Tl.............................. 37.4 mg/kg
Indicativ values for cd, In
BCR-089
Titnanium alloy Ti 6Al 4V - Impurities
disc

Certified values
Al................................. 59.7 g/kg
BCR-090A
V ............................... 39.76 g/kg
Titanium - Impurities
disc

Certified values
B ....................... 28.2 x 10-3 g/kg
Co ............................ 0.501 g/kg
Cr .............................. 0.533 g/kg
Cu..............................0.513 g/kg
Fe ............................. 0.563 g/kg
Mn ............................ 0.314 g/kg
Mo ............................ 0.488 g/kg

Ni ............................. 0.667 g/kg
Indivativ values for Al, Nb, Sn, V, W, Zr
BCR-090B
Titanium - Impurities
25 g
Cubes of about 0.2 g
BCR-098
10 g
Zircaloy-4 - Impurities
Chips
Certified values
Cr ............................. 906 mg/kg
Fe............................ 2143 mg/kg
Hf..............................77.6 mg/kg
Sn ..........................14600 mg/kg
LGC Promochem supplies a comprehensive range of ferrous and non-ferrous metal certified
reference materials produced by BCR , European Commission and National Institute of Standards
and Technology (NIST), USA. Please contact the responsible office in your country.
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Miscellaneous
Code
Product
Unit
LGC9000
Wool worsted/polyester woven fabric
10 x 1 g
Wool/polyester fabric with the wool as combed fibres and the polyester as discontinuous fibres.
Certified values
Polyester ......................... 56.3 %
LGC9001
Wool ............................... 43.7 %
Cotton/polyester woven fabric
10 x 1 g
Cotton/polyester fabric with the cotton as normal unmercerized fibres and the polyester as discontinuous fibres.
Certified values
Polyester ......................... 51.5 %
LGC3004
Cotton............................. 48.5 %
Petroleum wax - Oil
5x1g
Certified value
Oil content....................... 0.54 %
NIST-2567
Catalyst package for lubricant oxidation - ASTM sequence IIIE engine test
set (5)
This Standard Reference Material is specified for the use in the NIST modification to ASTM D 4742, Standard
Test Method for the Oxidation Stability of Gasoline Automobile Engine Oils by Thin-Film Oxygen Uptake (TFOUT).
NIST-2567 consist of one ampoule each of the following:
- oxidised/nitrated fuel fraction
- nitro-paraffin model compound
- nitro-aromatic model compound
- metal naphthenate mixture
- distilled water
NIST-2556
Used auto catalyst - recycled pellet
70 g
Certified values
Pb ........................... 6228 mg/kg
Pd .......................... 326.0 mg/kg
NIST-2557
Pt ............................697.4 mg/kg
Rh.............................51.2 mg/kg
Used auto catalyst - recycled monolith
70 g
Certified values
Pb ........................... 1131 mg/kg
Pd .......................... 233.2 mg/kg
NIST-RM 8495
Pt .............................1131 mg/kg
Rh...........................135.1 mg/kg
Northern softwood bleached kraft pulp - Properties (RM)
10 sheets
Properties of fibres and paper sheets
NIST-RM 8496
Eucalyptus hardwood bleached kraft pulp - Properties (RM)
10 sheets
Properties of fibres and paper sheets
NIST-154c
Titanium dioxide - Purity
90 g
This Standard Reference Material (SRM ) is intended primarily for use in the evaluation of techniques employed
in the assay of titanium dioxide in the paint and ceramic industries.
Certified value
Titanium dioxide.......... 99.951 %
Informational values for impurities
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Filter media
Filter media
Code
BCR-545
Product
Unit
Glass fibre filter - Chromium
filter
Welding dust loaded on a filter.

Certified values
Cr (VI) .........................................................40.2 g/kg
total leachable Cr ....................................... 39.5 g/kg
NAMI A-2 and NAMI B-2

Intended for use in conjunction with measurements of elements in air filters collected from work-room
air. The levels correspond to current threshold limit values of contaminants in workroom atmospheres.
NAMI A-2
Cellulose ester membrane filter - Metals
filter
37 mm filters
Certified values
Al..................................... 255 g
As................................... 8.68 g
Be .................................. 1.68 g
Cd .................................. 16.9 g
Co .................................. 42.3 g
Cr ................................... 54.3 g
Cu .................................. 85.2 g
Fe ....................................593 g
Mg ..................................84.6 g
Mn ...................................170 g
Mo ..................................42.7 g
Ni ....................................68.4 g
Pb ...................................42.0 g
Sb ...................................42.6 g
Sn .................................. 42.8 g
Ti.................................... 42.0 g
Tl.................................... 2.96 g
V .................................... 17.6 g
W ................................... 43.4 g
Zn.................................... 256 g
Indicative values for B, Ba, Zr
NAMI(5)/A-2
NAMI B-2
5 filter
filter
37 mm filters
Certified values
Al..................................... 125 g
As................................... 4.25 g
Be .................................. 0.82 g
Cd .................................. 8.29 g
Co .................................. 20.7 g
Cr ................................... 26.6 g
Cu .................................. 41.7 g
Fe ....................................290 g
Mg ..................................41.4 g
Mn ..................................83.1 g
Mo ..................................20.9 g
Ni ....................................33.5 g
Pb ...................................20.5 g
Sb ...................................20.8 g
Sn .................................. 21.0 g
Ti.................................... 20.5 g
Tl.................................... 1.45 g
V .................................... 8.60 g
W ................................... 21.2 g
Zn.................................... 125 g
Indicative values for B, Ba, Zr
NAMI(5)/B-2
5 filter
NIST-2679a
Filter media - Quartz
set (4)
Intended to be used to determine the levels of potentially hazardous materials in industrial atmospheres.
I
Certified value
Quartz ................................. 2 g
Indicative value for clay
II
Certified value
Quartz ............................ 30.8 g
III
Certified value
Quartz ............................ 80.2 g
IV
Certified value
Quartz .......................... 202.7 g
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Code
NIST-2783
Product
Unit
Air particulate on filter media - Trace elements
4 filter
This Standard Reference Material is an air particulate sample reduced in particle size to simulate PM25 air
particulate matter (particles with an aerodynamic equivalent diameter of 2.5 m) and deposited on a
polycarbonate filter membrane. NIST-2783 included two loaded filters and two blank filters.
Certified values
Al...................................... 23210
As........................................ 11.8
Ba ........................................ 335
Ca .................................... 13200
Co ......................................... 7.7
Cr ......................................... 135
Cu.........................................404
Fe .....................................26500
K .........................................5280
Mg ......................................8620
Mn ........................................320
Na.......................................2860
Ni ........................................... 68
Pb ........................................ 317
Sb ....................................... 71.8
Ti........................................ 1490
V ......................................... 48.5
Zn....................................... 1790
Indicative values for Ce, Rb, S, Sc, Si, SM, Th, U, W
NIST-2678
Blank cellulose acetate membrane filter
set (10)
Set of 10 blank filters

Intended for use in evaluating the performance of air sampling filter methods.
Certified values or limits of detection for each of 30 constituent elements as well as 6 leachable anions and
cations.
NIST-2681
Blank ashless filter - Trace elements
set(10)
Intended for use in evaluating the performance of air sampling filter methods.
Certified values or limits of detection for each of 30 constituent elements as well as 6 leachable anions and
cations.
RTC-CRM002
Activated charcoal filter - Trace elements
100 g
Certified values
Ag ............................... 18 mg/kg
Cr...........................36339 mg/kg
Cu ......................... 96935 mg/kg
Indicative values for 22 further elements
RTC-CRM004
Diatomaceous earth filter - Trace elements
100 g
Certified values
Ba ........................... 1595 mg/kg
Cd ................................. 2 mg/kg
Cr.................................21 mg/kg
Pb ..........................11871 mg/kg
Indicative values for 20 further elements
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Code
Product
Unit
BCR-620, BCR-621 and BCR-623

These paint reference materials are to be used in support of the EU Toy Safety Directive
(88/378/EEC). The certified and indicative values are method specific and relate only to the European
Standard EN71-3: 1994.
BCR-620
Mild steel coated with alkyd resin paint - Trace elements
panel
The material consists of a mild steel panel, size 150 x 100 mm, sprayed on one side with alkyd resin paint.
Certified values
As............................. 23.0 mg/kg
Ba ............................. 430 mg/kg
Cd ............................. 117 mg/kg
BCR-621 (RM)
Cr.................................64 mg/kg
Pb ..............................140 mg/kg
Sb ................................83 mg/kg
Se ............................. 240 mg/kg
Beechwood coated nitrocellulose paint - Trace elements
panel
The material consists of a beechwood panel, size 150 x 100 mm, sprayed on one side with nitrocellulose paint.
Indicative values for As, Ba, Cd, Se
BCR-623
Comminuted paint from alkyd resin paint - Trace elements
2g
Certified values
As................................ 23 mg/kg
Ba ............................. 105 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 26.0 mg/kg
NIST-2579a
Cr................................9.4 mg/kg
Pb ................................19 mg/kg
Sb ................................14 mg/kg
Se ............................... 40 mg/kg
Set of six lead paint films (NIST-2570 - NIST-2575) - Lead
set (6)
A unit of NIST-2579a consists of a set of six coated polyester sheets, approximately 7.6 cm wide and 10.2 cm
long. Five of the six sheets, NIST-2571 to NIST-2575, are coated with a single, uniform paint layer. The units are
color coded and each color indicates a different level of lead content. The paint layer and white polyester sheet
are approximately 0.04 mm and 0.2 mm thick, respectively. The sixth sheet, NIST-2570, is coated with a leadfree, lacquer layer of the same thickness as the lead paint samples and is included as a blank. All sheets are
over-coated with a clear, thin, plastic laminate to protect the surface from abrasion.
NIST-2570 - NIST-2576
These items consist of one Mylar sheet per unit. Each sheet, 7.6 cm x 10.2 cm, is coated with a
single uniform paint layer for use with portable x-ray fluorescence analysers.
NIST-2570
Lead paint film (white/blank) - Lead
2 sheets
Certified value
Pb ........................<0.01 mg/cm
NIST-2571
Lead paint film (yellow) - Lead
2 sheets
A unit of NIST-2571 consists of a white polyester sheet, approximately 7.6 cm wide, 10.2 cm long, and 0.2 mm
thick, coated with a single, yellow-colored paint layer, approximately 0.04 mm thick. A blank, SRM 2570, is also
provided.
Certified value
Pb .......................... 3.58 mg/cm2
NIST-2572
Lead paint film (orange) - Lead
2 sheets
thick, coated with a single, orange-colored paint layer, approximately 0.04 mm thick. A blank, NIST-2570, is also
provided.
Certified value
Pb ........................ 1.527 mg/cm2
NIST-2573
Lead paint film (red) - Lead
2 sheets
thick, coated with a single, red-colored paint layer, approximately 0.04 mm thick. A blank, NIST-2570, is also
provided.
Certified value
Pb ........................ 1.040 mg/cm
NIST-2574
Lead paint film (gold) - Lead
2 sheets
thick, coated with a single, gold-colored paint layer, approximately 0.04 mm thick. A blank, NIST-2570, is also
provided.
Certified value
Pb ........................ 0.714 mg/cm2
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NIST-2575
Product
Unit
Lead paint film (green) - Lead
2 sheets
thick, coated with a single, green-colored paint layer, approximately 0.04 mm thick. A blank, NIST-2570, is also
provided.
Certified value
Pb ........................ 0.307 mg/cm
NIST-2576
Lead paint film (blue) - Lead
2 sheets
thick, coated with a single, blue-colored paint layer, approximately 0.04 mm thick. A blank, NIST-2570, is also
provided.
Certified value
Pb .......................... 5.59 mg/cm2
NIST-2589
Powdered paint - Lead
35 g
Certified value
Pb ................................... 9.99 %
NIST-2580
30 g
Certified value
Pb ................................... 4.34 %
NIST-2581
35 g
Certified value
Pb ................................. 0.449 %
NIST-2582
20 g
Certified value
Pb ............................. 209 mg/kg
NIST-RM 8680
Paint on fiberboard - Lead
1 sheet
10.2 x 15.2 x 1.3 cm sheet

RTC-CRM017
20 g
Certified value
Pb ..................................... 7.4 %
RTC-CRM013
Paint chips/waste - Trace elements
50 g
Certified values
Cd ............................... 38 mg/kg
Cr...............................618 mg/kg
Pb ............................. 643 mg/kg
Indicative values for a further 21 elements
RTC-CRM006
Paint sludge - Trace elements
50 g
Certified values
Al................................. 73 mg/kg
Ba ........................... 9970 mg/kg
Ca ............................. 111 mg/kg
Cd ............................... 32 mg/kg
Cr.................................11 mg/kg
Fe ................................64 mg/kg
K ..............................8710 mg/kg
Mg ...............................47 mg/kg
Na ............................... 91 mg/kg
Pb ............................. 753 mg/kg
Zn........................ 737431 mg/kg
Indicative values for B, Cu, Mn, Ni, Se, Sn, Sr, Ti, Tl
NIST-2586
Soil containing lead from paint - Trace elements
55 g
Soil collected from urban areas where the principal source of lead is believed to be from old house lead-based
paint.
Certified values
As............................... 8.7 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 2.71 mg/kg
Cr...............................301 mg/kg
Pb ..............................432 mg/kg
Indicative values for a wide range of additional elements
NIST-2587
Soil containing lead from paint - Trace elements
55 g
Soil collected from a suburban garden known to have been contaminated by lead-based house paint.
Certified values
As............................. 13.7 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 1.92 mg/kg
Cr.................................92 mg/kg
Pb ............................3242 mg/kg
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Code
Product
Unit
RTC-CRM009
Plating sludge no. 1 - Trace elements
100 g
Certified values
Ag ................................. 9 mg/kg
Cr ................................ 50 mg/kg
Cu........................121415 mg/kg
Ni ...............................343 mg/kg
RTC-CRM010
100 g
Certified values
Ag ............................... 56 mg/kg
Al............................... 692 mg/kg
Ba ............................. 175 mg/kg
Ca ............................. 563 mg/kg
Cr.................................79 mg/kg
Cu..........................63169 mg/kg
Fe ...........................2,699 mg/kg
Pb ........................119344 mg/kg
Mn ............................... 17 mg/kg
Ni .............................. 194 mg/kg
Zn.............................. 183 mg/kg
Indicative values for Hg, Mg, Mo, Na
RTC-CRM011
100 g
Certified values
Cr .......................... 59225 mg/kg
Cu ............................. 108 mg/kg
Ni ...........................41975 mg/kg
Pb ..............................269 mg/kg
RTC-CRM101
API separator sludge - PAHs
100 g
Certified values
Fluorene...................... 55 mg/kg
Methylnapthalene...... 185 mg/kg
Napthalene ..................97 mg/kg

Phenanthrene............173 mg/kg
Pyrene......................... 17 mg/kg
Asbestos
Code
NIST-1866a
Product
Unit
Common commercial asbestos
set (4)
Standard Reference Material (SRM) 1866a is a set of three common bulk mine-grade asbestos materials and
one synthetic glass fiber material. The three asbestos types are chrysotile, grunerite (Amosite), and riebeckite
(crocidolite). The optical properties of each of these materials have been characterized by polarized light
microscopy.
NIST-1876b
Chrysotile asbestos for TEM
set
This Standard Reference Material (SRM ) is intended primarily for use in evalutating the techniques used to
count and identify chrysotile asbestos fibers in filter samples by transmission electron microscopy (TEM). NIST1876b consists of ten 3 mm x 3 mm sections of 0.45 m mixed-cellulose-ester (MCE) filters containing chrysotile
fibers deposted by an aerosol generator.
NIST-RM 8411
Mixed asbestos research filter
1 cm2
Research Material (RM) 8411 consists of a section approximately one centimeter square of collapsed mixed
cellulose ester filter with a high concentration of chrysotile asbestos and a medium concentration of grunerite
(Amosite asbestos). This RM is intended for use in deviating and refining sample preparatation and analytical
procedures for the determination of the asbestos concentration in ambient air samples by phase contrast light
microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, and transmission electron microscopy.
Asbestos concentration in fibers per 0.01 mm2
Section
chrysotile
grunerite
1................................ 97,24........................... 55.19

2................................ 86.73........................... 42.05
3.............................. 173.46........................... 57.82
4.............................. 115.64........................... 44.68
5.............................. 159.26........................... 50.73
6.............................. 183.97........................... 52.56
7.............................. 157.69........................... 49.93
8.............................. 162.94........................... 18.40
9.............................. 141.92........................... 21.02
10.............................. 78.84........................... 44.68
11............................ 128.78........................... 18.40
12............................ 134.03........................... 36.79
13............................ 139.29........................... 44.68
14.............................. 99.87........................... 44.68
15............................ 177.40........................... 63.07
16............................ 141.92........................... 39.42
17............................ 171.62........................... 49.93
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Ash and particulate

Code
LGC6180 (RM)
Product
Unit
Pulverised fuel ash - Extractable and total metals
5 x 50 g
Collected from a disposal site near Camarthan Bay in South Wales. Pulverised fuel ash is a waste product of
coal-fired power stations.
The extractable metal content refers to metals soluble in Aqua Regia using methods based on ISO11466 (1995).
Extractable metal content
Assessed values
Al........................... 25700 mg/kg
As............................. 91.7 mg/kg
Ba ............................. 676 mg/kg
Ca ........................... 6415 mg/kg
Co ............................ 18.5 mg/kg
Cr..............................43.8 mg/kg
Cu.............................67.9 mg/kg
K ..............................6170 mg/kg
Mg ...........................3660 mg/kg
Mn .............................259 mg/kg
Na ........................... 1230 mg/kg

Ni ............................. 48.4 mg/kg
Pb ............................ 48.6 mg/kg
V ............................... 105 mg/kg
Zn.............................. 115 mg/kg
Indicative values for B, Be, Fe, Hg, Li, Sb, Se, Ti

Total metal content
Indicative values for Al, As, Ba, Be, Ca, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, K, Li, Mg, Mn, Mo, Na, Ni, Pb, Sb, Se, Sn, Ti, V, Zn
BCR-038
Fly ash from pulverised coal - Trace elements
5g
Certified values
As............................. 48.0 mg/kg
Cd .............................. 4.6 mg/kg
Cl .............................. 323 mg/kg
Co ............................ 53.8 mg/kg
Cr .............................. 192 mg/kg
Cu..............................176 mg/kg
F ................................538 mg/kg
Fe ..........................33800 mg/kg
Hg.............................2.10 mg/kg
Mn .............................479 mg/kg
Na ........................... 3740 mg/kg

Pb ............................. 262 mg/kg
Zn.............................. 581 mg/kg
Indicative values for Ni, Th, V
BCR-128
Fly ash on artificial filters - Trace elements

(1 charged filter + 1 blank)
set
Intended for the verification of the calibration in XRF- and PIXE-analysis of (air borne) dust. A filter will normally
last for at least ten measurements in a vacuum or twenty-five in air. The filter consists of a methyl cellulose filter
mounted on polythene backed paper in a petrislide. Each foil contains a certified amount of BCR-038 (see above)
BCR-490
Fly ash - PCDDs and PCDFs

Compound
30 g
Certified value
g/kg
Uncertainty
g/kg
2,3,7,8-TCDD................................................... 0.169........................ 0.012

1,2,3,7,8-PeCDD ............................................... 0.67.......................... 0.04
1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDD ............................................ 0.95.......................... 0.11
1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD .............................................. 4.8............................ 0.4
1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDD ............................................ 2.84.......................... 0.17
2,3,7,8-TCDF ..................................................... 0.90.......................... 0.05
1,2,3,7,8-PeCDF................................................ 1.71.......................... 0.12
2,3,4,7,8-PeCDF.................................................. 1.8.......................... 0.11
1,2,3,4,7,8-HxCDF............................................. 2.37.......................... 0.12
1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDF............................................. 2.64.......................... 0.14
1,2,3,7,8,9-HxCDF............................................. 0.34.......................... 0.05
2,3,4,6,7,8-HxCDF............................................. 2.47.......................... 0.17
BCR-615
Fly ash - PCDDs, PCDFs
50 g
Certified values
2,3,7,8-T4CDD (D48) .................................... 27 pg/g
1,2,3,7,8-P5CDD (D54) ................................. 92 pg/g
1,2,3,4,7,8-H6CDD (D66).............................. 74 pg/g
1,2,3,6,7,8-H6CDD (D67)............................ 103 pg/g
1,2,3,7,8,9-H6CDD (D70)............................ 108 pg/g
1,2,3,4,6,7,8-H7CDD (D73)................0.87 x 103 pg/g
O8CDD (D75).....................................1.75 x 103 pg/g
2,3,7,8-T4CDF (F83) ..................................... 86 pg/g
1,2,3,7,8-P5CDF (F94) ................................ 176 pg/g
NIST-1633b
2,3,4,7,8-P5CDF (F114) .............................. 125 pg/g

1,2,3,4,7,8-H6CDF (F118) ........................... 203 pg/g
1,2,3,6,7,8-H6CDF (F121) ........................... 204 pg/g
1,2,3,7,8,9-H6CDF (F124) .......................... 13.3 pg/g
2,3,4,6,7,8-H6CDF (F130) ........................... 130 pg/g
1,2,3,4,6,7,8-H7CDF (F131) .............. 0.75 x 103 pg/g
1,2,3,4,7,8,9-H7CDF (F134) .......................... 61 pg/g
O8CDF (F135) .................................. 0.29 x 103 pg/g
Coal fly ash - Trace and constituent elements
75 g
Certified values
Al..................................... 15.5 %
As........................... 136.2 mg/kg
Ba ............................. 709 mg/kg
Ca ................................... 1.51 %
Cd .......................... 0.784 mg/kg
Cr ........................... 198.2 mg/kg
Cu .......................... 112.8 mg/kg
Fe.................................... 7.78 %
Hg...........................0.141 mg/kg
K ..................................... 1.95 %
Mg ................................ 0.482 %
Mn ..........................131.8 mg/kg
Na................................. 0.201 %
Nd...........................120.6 mg/kg
Ni ............................102.6 mg/kg
Pb .............................68.2 mg/kg
S ................................. 0.2075 %
Se .......................... 10.26 mg/kg
Si................................... 23.02 %
Sr ............................ 1041 mg/kg
Th............................. 25.7 mg/kg
Ti..................................... 0.75 %
U .............................. 8.79 mg/kg
V ............................ 295.7 mg/kg
Indicative values for Br, Ce, Co, Cs, Eu, Gd, Hf, Ho, La, Lu, Mo, P, Rb, Sb, Sc, Sm, Ta, Tb, Tl, Tm, W, Yb, Zn
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Ash and particulate

Code
NIST-2689
Product
Unit
Coal fly ash - Constituent elements
set (3)
Set of 3 x 10 g
Certified values
Al................................... 12.94 %
Ca ................................... 2.18 %
Fe(total)........................... 9.32 %
K ..................................... 2.20 %
Mg .................................. 0.61 %
Na................................... 0.25 %
P ..................................... 0.10 %
Si................................... 24.06 %
Ti..................................... 0.75 %
Indicative values for As, Ba, Be, Cd, Co, Cr, Cs, Eu, Hf, Hg, Mn, Ni, Pb, Sb, Sc, Se, Sr, Th, Zn
NIST-2690
set (3)
Set of 3 x 10 g
Certified values
Al................................... 12.35 %
Ca ................................... 5.71 %
Fe(total)........................... 3.57 %
K ..................................... 1.04 %
Mg .................................. 1.53 %
Na................................... 0.24 %
P ..................................... 0.52 %
S ..................................... 0.15 %
Si................................... 25.85 %
Ti..................................... 0.52 %
NIST-2691
set (3)
Set of 3 x 10 g
Certified values
Al..................................... 9.81 %
Ca ................................. 18.45 %
Fe(total)........................... 4.42 %
K ..................................... 0.34 %
Mg .................................. 3.12 %
Na................................... 1.09 %
P ..................................... 0.51 %
S ..................................... 0.83 %
Si................................... 16.83 %
Ti..................................... 0.90 %
IC-CTA-FFA-1
Fine fly ash - Constituent elements
50 g
Collected from the 3rd zone electrofilters at Kozienice power station in Poland.
Certified values for elements
Al............................. 14.87 wt. %
As............................. 53.6 mg/kg
Ba ............................. 835 mg/kg
Ce ............................. 120 mg/kg
Cr .............................. 156 mg/kg
Cu ............................. 158 mg/kg
Dy............................. 9.09 mg/kg
Er ............................. 4.52 mg/kg
Eu ............................ 2.39 mg/kg
F................................ 198 mg/kg
Fe.............................. 4.89 wt. %
Gd ............................ 10.0 mg/kg
Hf..............................6.09 mg/kg
La .............................60.7 mg/kg
Li................................128 mg/kg
Lu ...........................0.658 mg/kg
Mn ...........................1066 mg/kg
Na.............................2.19 mg/kg
Nd.............................56.8 mg/kg
Ni ..............................99.0 mg/kg
P ................................725 mg/kg
Pb ..............................369 mg/kg
Rb..............................185 mg/kg
Sb .............................17.6 mg/kg
Si.............................. 22.48 wt %
Sm ........................... 10.9 mg/kg
Sc............................. 24.2 mg/kg
Sr .............................. 250 mg/kg
Ta............................. 2.11 mg/kg
Tb............................. 1.38 mg/kg
Th............................. 29.4 mg/kg
Tm.......................... 0.705 mg/kg
W ............................. 10.5 mg/kg
Y............................... 45.0 mg/kg
Yb............................. 4.24 mg/kg
Zn.............................. 569 mg/kg
Informational values for Be, Ca, Cd, Ga, In, K, Mg, Mo, Se
NRMGBW08401
Coal fly ash - Metals
30 g
Certified values
As................................ 11.4 g/g
Be ............................... 10.7 g/g
Cd ............................... 0.16 g/g
Co ............................... 33.2 g/g
Cr....................................60 g/g
Cu...................................53 g/g
Fe ................................... 7.65 %
Mn ..............................1178 g/g
Pb ............................... 33.8 g/g

Se ............................... 1.13 g/g
V .................................... 95 g/g
Zn................................... 61 g/g
Indicative values for Ba, Hg
NRMGBW08403
Coal fly ash - PAHs
10 g
Certified values
Anthracene .................................................. 2.0 g/g
Benzo(a)pyrene ........................................... 1.3 g/g
Fluoranthene................................................ 7.4 g/g
Phenanthrene............................................... 7.1 g/g

Pyrene............................................................. 7 g/g
Indicative values for Benzo(a)anthracene, Benzo(b)fluoranthene, Benzo(ghi)perylene, Benzo(k)fluoranthene,

Chrysene + Triphenylene, Dibenzo(a,h)anthracene
NIST-1975
Diesel particulate extract - PAHs
4 x 1.2 mL
This Standard Reference Material (SRM ) is intended for use in evaluating analytical methods for the
determination of selected polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in diesel particulate extracts and similar
matrices. In addition to certified and reference values for selected polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, reference
values are provided for the concentrations of selected nitro-substituted PAHs, extract residue mass, and
mutagenic activity.
Certified Concentrations for Selected PAHs
Mass Fraction
mg/kg
Mass Fraction
mg/kg
Phenanthrene ......................................... 8.00 0.20

Fluoranthene............................................. 13.5 0.6
Benzo(a)anthracene ........................... 0.092 0.015
Chrysene................................................. 1.95 0.07
Triphenylen ............................................. 2.38 0.10

Benzo(b)fluoranthene.............................. 3.20 0.10
Benzo(k)fluoranthene.......................... 0.174 0.050
Benzo(e)pyrene................................... 0.268 0.023
Reference Concentrations for PAHs, Nitro-substituted PAHs, Extract Residue Mass, Mutagenicity (revertants/ g
of organic extract).
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Code
NIST-2975
Product
Unit
Diesel particulate matter - PAHs
1g
This Standard Reference Material (SRM) is intended for use in evaluating analytical methods for the
determination of selected polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in diesel particulate extracts and similar
matrices. In addition to certified and reference values for selected polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, reference
values or informational values are provided for total extractable mass, particle-size distribution, specific surface
area, and the concentration of 1-nitropyrene.
Certified Concentrations for Selected PAHs
Mass Fraction
mg/kg
Mass Fraction
mg/kg
Phenanthrene ........................................... 17.0 2.8

Fluoranthene............................................. 26.6 5.1
Pyrene..................................................... 0.90 0.24
Benzo(a)anthracene ........................... 0.317 0.066
Chrysene................................................. 4.56 0.16
Triphenylen ............................................. 5.22 0.20
Benzo(j)fluoranthene............................... 0.82 0.11

Benzo(k)fluoranthene.......................... 0.678 0.076
Benzo(e)pyrene....................................... 1.11 0.10
Benzo(a)pyrene................................. 0.0522 0.043
Benzo(ghi)perylene ............................. 0.498 0.044
Reference Concentrations for PAHs, Total Extractable Mass and Particle-Size Characteristics.
NIST-1648
Urban particulate matter- Constituent elements
2g
Certified values
Al..................................... 3.42 %
As.............................. 115 mg/kg
Cd ............................... 75 mg/kg
Cr .............................. 403 mg/kg
Cu ............................. 609 mg/kg
Fe(total) .......................... 3.91 %

K ..................................... 1.05 %
Na................................. 0.425 %
Ni .................................82 mg/kg
Pb ................................. 0.655 %
Se ............................... 27 mg/kg
U ................................ 5.5 mg/kg
V ............................... 140 mg/kg
Zn.................................. 0.476 %
Indicative values for Ba, Br, Ce, Cl, Co, Cs, Hf, I, In, La, Mn, Th, Sb
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Dust and Fumes

Code
BCR-605
Product
Unit
Urban dust - Trimethyllead
15 g
Certified value
Trimethyllead .............. 7.9 g/kg
NIST-1649a
Urban dust - Organic contaminants
2.5 g
Standard Reference Material (SRM) 1649a is an atmospheric particulate matter collected in an urban area and
is intended for use in evaluating analytical methods for the determination of selected polycyclic aromatic
hydrocarbons (PAHs), polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) congeners, and chlorinated pesticides in atmospheric
particulate material and similar matrices.
Certified concentrations for selected PAHs
Mass fraction ( mg/kg)
Mass fraction ( mg/kg)
Phenanthrene ......................................... 4.14 0.37

Anthracene ......................................... 0.432 0.082
Fluoranthene........................................... 6.45 0.18
Pyrene..................................................... 5.29 0.25
Benzo(a)anthracene ............................. 2.21 0.073
Chrysene............................................. 3.049 0.060
Triphenylene ....................................... 1.357 0.054
Benzo(b)fluoranthene ............................. 6.45 0.64
Benzo(k)fluoranthene ......................... 1.913 0.031
Benzo(a)fluoranthene ......................... 0.409 0.035
Benzo(e)pyrene ...................................... 3.09 0.19
Benzo(a)pyrene................................... 2.509 0.087

Perylene .............................................. 0.646 0.075
Anthanthrene....................................... 0.450 0.067
Benzo(ghi)perylene ................................. 4.01 0.91
Indeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene ........................... 3.18 0.72
Dibenz(a,j)anthracene......................... 0.310 0.034
Dibenzo(a,c)anthracene...................... 0.200 0.025
Dibenzo(a,h)anthracene...................... 0.288 0.023
Pentaphene......................................... 0.151 0.035
Benzo(b)chrysene ............................... 0.315 0.013
Picene ................................................. 0.426 0.022

Mass fraction ( g/kg)
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
PCB
8................2,4-Dichlorobiphenyl................................................. 12.28 0.29

18..............2,2',5-Trichlorobiphenyl ............................................. 20.44 0.84
28..............2,4,4'-Trichlorobiphenyl ................................................. 18.5 1.2
31..............2,4,5-Trichlorobiphenyl ................................................. 17.3 1.4
49..............2,2,4,5-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ......................................... 12.2 1.5
52..............2,2',5,5'-Tetrachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 24.65 0.97
66..............2,3',4,4'-Tetrachlorobiphenyl +
95..............2,2,3,5,6-Pentachlorobiphenyl ......................................... 65 12
87..............2,2,3,4,5`-Pentachlorobiphenyl................................. 10.65 0.62
95..............2,2,3,5,6-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 51.6 4.2
99..............2,2,4,4,5-Pentachlorobiphenyl ................................... 9.58 0.69
101............2,2',4,5,5'-Pentachlorobiphenyl ..................................... 52.9 1.0
105............2,3,3',4,4'-Pentachlorobiphenyl ................................... 8.63 0.80
110............2,3,3,4,6-Pentachlororbiphyl........................................ 26.6 1.6
128............2,2',3,3',4,4'-Hexachlorobiphenyl................................. 6.35 0.69
138............2,2',3,4,4',5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl +
163............2,3,3',4',5,6-Hexachlorobiphenyl +
164............2,3,3',4',5',6-Hexachlorobiphenyl.................................. 69.7 .7.5
149............2,2',3,4',5',6-Hexachlorobiphenyl................................... 75.7 1.3
151............2,2',3,5,5',6-Hexachlorobiphenyl ................................... 34.3 3.9
156............2,3,3',4,4',5-Hexachlorobiphenyl ............................... 16.25 0.77
170............2,2',3,3',4,4',5-Heptachlorobiphenyl +
190............(2,3,3,4,4,5,5-Heptachlorobiphenyl............................. 30.8 2.2
180............2,2',3,4,4',5,5'-Heptachlorobiphenyl .............................. 78.7 8.2
183............2,2',3,4,4',5',6-Heptachlorobiphenyl .......................... 20.34 0.95
187............2,2',3,4',5,5',6-Heptachlorobiphenyl +
159............2,3,3',4,5,5'-Hexachlorobiphenyl +
182............2,2,3,,4,4,5,6-Heptachlorobiphenyl ............................ 40.1 2.5
194............2,2,3,3,4,4,5,5-Octachlorobiphenyl ............................ 28.9 3.6
195............2,2,3,3,4,4,5,6-Octachlorobiphenyl ........................... 9.63 0.37
206............2,2,3,3,4,4,5,5,6-Nonachlorobiphenyl ........................ 20.6 4.6
209............Decachlorobiphenyl..................................................... 8.04 0.77

Chlorinated pesticides
Mass fraction in g/kg
Hexachlorobenzene .................................. 16.3 1.8

trans-Chlordane (gamma-Chlordane)....... 40.3 2.8
cis-Chlordane (alpha-Chlordane).......... 34.88 0.42
trans-Nonachlor ........................................ 27.6 1.6
Chlorinated pesticides
Mass fraction in g/kg
2,4-DDE ................................................. 5.79 0.85

4,4-DDE ................................................... 40.4 1.7
4,4-DDD ............................................... 34.01 0.48
4,4-DDT...................................................... 212 15
Reference values for PAHs, chlorinated pesticides, mutagenic anions activity, particle-size characteristics, total
organic carbon and percent extractable mass, carbon composition.
BCR-723
Road dust - Palladium, platinum and rhodium
25 g
Certified values
Pd ............................... 6.0 g/kg
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Pt ...............................81.3 g/kg
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Rh ............................. 12.8 g/kg
Dust and Fumes

Code
Product
Unit
BCR-553-4
Formaldehyde-2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone on filter
set
Set of 2 x BCR 553 & 1 x BCR 554 (blank)

BCR-553 (spiked filter)
Certified value (per filter)
Formaldehyde-2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone....................... 4.96 g
BCR-554 (blank filter)
Certified value (per filter)
Formaldehyde-2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone....................... < 0.1g
Council directive 80/1107/EEC and national legislation prescribes that the exposure of each individual
worker to certain potentially harmful vapours has to be monitored periodically. This requires personal
monitoring where a tube, containing a suitable sorbing agent, is attached to the workers clothes.
After a set sampling period any harmful vapours absorbed onto the material in the tube are desorbed,
either by heating or solvent extraction, and determined using gas chromatography.
BCR-112
Tenax charged tube - Aromatic hydrocarbons
tube
Certified values (per tube)

Benzene....................... 1.053 g
BCR-562
Toluene ........................1.125 g
m-Xylene...................... 1.043 g
Charcoal charged tube - Aromatic hydrocarbons
set
Set of 20 tubes (6 charged, 14 blanks)

Certified values (per tube)
Benzene......................... 15.0 g
Toluene........................ 147.3 g
BCR-555
m-Xylene ........................96.4 g
o-Xylene .........................93.0 g
Tenax charged tube - Chlorinated hydrocarbons
tube
Stainless steel tube of 9.0 cm length and 0.25 inches outer diameter containing a single section of 250 mg
TENAX GR, charged with 4 chlorinated hydrocarbons and toluene at the levels shown above.
Certified values
Dichloromethane............. 320 ng
1,1,1-Trichloroethane...... 370 ng
RTC-CRM014
Trichloroethylene.............390 ng
Perchloroethylene ...........327 ng
Toluene............................. 57 ng
Baghouse dust - Trace metals
50 g
Certified values
Cd ............................. 510 mg/kg
Cr............................2,228 mg/kg
Pb .......................... 1,914 mg/kg
NIST-1878a
Alpha quartz
5g
One form of respirable silica

Certified value
Crystalline quartz ................................... 100.00 %
NIST-1879a
Cristabalite
5g
One form of respirable silica

Certified value
Crystalline cristabolite.................................... 95.6 %
NIST-2583
Indoor dust - Trace elements
8g
Certified values
As............................... 7.0 mg/kg
Cd .............................. 7.3 mg/kg
NIST-2584
Cr.................................80 mg/kg
Hg.............................1.56 mg/kg
Pb ............................ 85.9 mg/kg
Indoor dust - Trace elements
8g
Collected from vacuum cleaner bags used in the cleaning of interior dwelling places
Certified values
As............................. 17.4 mg/kg
Cd ............................ 10.0 mg/kg
Cr............................135.0 mg/kg
Hg.............................5.20 mg/kg
Pb ........................... 9761 mg/kg
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Code
Product
CERERA-012
Acetaldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
Acetaldehyde-2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone
10 mg
BCR-547
Unit
CERERA-024S
Acetaldehyde-DNPH 500 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERA-011
Acetone-DNPH
10 mg
Acetone-2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone
10 mg
BCR-549
Certified purity..............> 99.6 %
CERERA-025S
Acetone-DNPH 500 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERA-021
Acetophenone-DNPH
10 mg
CERERA-026S
Acetophenone-DNPH 100 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERA-014
Acrolein-DNPH
10 mg
Acrolein-2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone
10 mg
BCR-548
CERERA-027S
Acrolein-DNPH 500 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERB-017
Benzaldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERB-026S
Benzaldehyde-DNPH 100 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERB-023
1,4-Benzoquinone-DNPH (mono)
10 mg
CERERB-016
2-Butanone (MEK)-DNPH
10 mg
CERERB-028S
2-Butanone (MEK)-DNPH 100 g/mL* in Methanol
1.2 mL
CERERB-018
n-Butyraldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERB-029S
n-Butyraldehyde-DNPH 500 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERC-006
Crotonaldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERC-011S
Crotonaldehyde-DNPH 100 g/mL* in Acetontrile
1.2 mL
CERERC-016
Cyclohexanone-DNPH
10 mg
CERERC-015S
Cyclohexanone-DNPH 500 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERD-030
2,5-Dimethylbenzaldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERD-035S
2,5-Dimethylbenzaldehyde-DNPH 500 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERF-003
Formaldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
Formaldehyde-2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone
10 mg
BCR-546
Certified purity................ > 0.993
CERERF-004S
Formaldehyde-DNPH 100 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERF-005S
Formaldehyde-DNPH 500 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERG-002
Glutaraldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
Glutaraldehyde-2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone
10 mg
BCR-550
CERERH-011
Heptaldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERH-012S
Heptaldehyde-DNPH 500 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERH-003
Hexaldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERH-005S
Hexaldehyde-DNPH 500 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
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Code
Product
Unit
CERERI-003
Isobutyraldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERI-005
Isophorone-DNPH
10 mg
CERERI-004
Isovaleraldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERI-009S
Isovaleraldehyde-DNPH 500 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERM-002
Methacrolein-DNPH
10 mg
CERERM-022S
Methacrolein-DNPH 100 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERM-020
Methyl isobutyl ketone-DNPH
10 mg
CERERM-023S
Methyl isobutyl ketone-DNPH 500 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERM-024
Methyl isopropyl ketone-DNPH
10 mg
CERERP-005
Propionaldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERP-030S
Propionaldehyde-DNPH 500 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERT-007
m-Tolualdehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERT-027S
m-Tolualdehyde-DNPH 100 g/mL* in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
CERERT-012
o-Tolualdehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERT-011
p-Tolualdehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERV-001
Valeraldehyde-DNPH
10 mg
CERERV-002S
Valeraldehyde-DNPH 500 g/mL in Acetonitrile
1.2 mL
*as aldehyde or ketone

BCR-551-2
2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazones in Acetonitrile
set
Each set consists of 4 samples of BCR-551 and 1 sample of BCR-552

BCR 551
2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazones in Acetonitrile
Compound
Certified value
(g/mL)
Uncertainty
(g/mL)
Formaldehyde-DNPH ........................................ 2.94.......................... 0.05

Acetaldehyde-DNPH.......................................... 4.89.......................... 0.07
Acrolein-DNPH ................................................ 0.483........................ 0.011
Acetone-DNPH .................................................. 4.69.......................... 0.07
BCR-552
2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazones in a solution of 2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazine (blank)
Compound
Certified value
(g/mL)
Formaldehyde-DNPH ...................................... <0.08

Acetaldehyde-DNPH........................................ <0.05
Acrolein-DNPH ................................................ <0.04
Acetone-DNPH ................................................ <0.05
CERERA-020
Aldehyde/Ketone-DNPH Standard Solution
1.2 mL
(15 compounds)
15 g/mL (as Aldehyde/Ketone) of each analyte in Acetonitrile
Acetaldehyde-DNPH
Acetone-DNPH
Acrolein-DNPH
Benzaldehyde-DNPH
Crotonaldehyde-DNPH
2,5-Dimethylbenzaldehyde-DNPH
Formaldehyde-DNPH
CERERA-028
Hexaldehyde-DNPH
Isovaleraldehyde-DNPH
o- Tolualdehyde-DNPH
p-Tolualdehyde-DNPH
m-Tolualdehyde-DNPH
Valeraldehyde-DNPH
Aldehyde/Ketone-DNPH Standard Solution
1.2 mL
(13 compounds)
Acetaldehyde-DNPH
Acetone-DNPH
Acrolein-DNPH
Benzaldehyde-DNPH
2-Butanone-DNPH
Crotonaldehyde-DNPH
Formaldehyde-DNPH
Hexaldehyde-DNPH
Methacrolein-DNPH
m-Tolualdehyde-DNPH
Valeraldehyde-DNPH
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Code
CERERA-013K
Product
Unit
Aldehyde/Ketone-DNPH Working Standard Solution
5 x 1.2 mL
(13 compounds)
Acetaldehyde-DNPH
Acetone-DNPH
Acrolein-DNPH
Benzaldehyde-DNPH
2-Butanone-DNPH
Crotonaldehyde-DNPH
CERERA-037
Formaldehyde-DNPH
Hexaldehyde-DNPH
Methacrolein-DNPH
m-Tolualdehyde-DNPH
Valeraldehyde-DNPH
Aldehyde/Ketone-DNPH Check
Standard Solution
5 x 1.2 mL
(13 compounds)
Acetaldehyde-DNPH
Acetone-DNPH
Acrolein-DNPH
Benzaldehyde-DNPH
2-Butanone-DNPH
Crotonaldehyde-DNPH
CERERA-030
Formaldehyde-DNPH
Hexaldehyde-DNPH
Methacrolein-DNPH
m-Tolualdehyde-DNPH
Valeraldehyde-DNPH
Aldehyde/Ketone-DNPH Calibration KIT-15
kit
Each kit contains one 3,0 mL ampoule of C1, C2, C3, C4 and C5.
Solvent: Acetonitrile
Concentrations (g/mL) as Aldehyde or Ketone
Analytes
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
Acetaldehyde-DNPH................................. 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50

Acetone-DNPH ......................................... 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
Acrolein-DNPH ......................................... 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
Benzaldehyde-DNPH................................ 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
n-Butyraldehyde-DNPH ............................ 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
Crotonaldehyde-DNPH ............................. 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
2,5-Dimethylbenzaldehyde-DNPH ............ 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
Formaldehyde-DNPH ............................... 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
Hexaldehyde-DNPH.................................. 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
Isovaleraldehyde-DNPH ........................... 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
Propionaldehyde-DNPH ........................... 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
m-Tolualdehyde-DNPH............................. 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
o-Tolualdehyde-DNPH.............................. 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
p-Tolualdehyde-DNPH.............................. 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
Valeraldehyde-DNPH ............................... 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
CERERA-029
Aldehyde/Ketone-DNPH Calibration KIT-4
kit
Each kit contains one 3.0 mL ampoule of C1, C2, C3, C4 and C5
Solvent: Acetonitrile
Concentrations (g/mL) as Aldehyde or Ketone
Analytes
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
Acetaldehyde-DNPH................................. 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50

Acetone-DNPH ......................................... 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
Acrolein-DNPH ......................................... 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
Formaldehyde-DNPH ............................... 0.01 .............. 0.02.............. 0.05.............. 0.10...............0.50
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Elemental analysis
Elemental analysis
Code
Product
Unit
LGC4000 - LGC4009
Produced in collaboration with the Micro and Chemical Methods Group of the Analytical Division of the
Royal Society of Chemistry.
LGC4000
Dibutyl sulphide
50 mL
Certified value
S ..................................... 21. 5%
LGC4001
Dibenzothiophene
500 mg
Certified value
S .................................... 17.6 %
LGC4002
Acetanilide
1g
Certified values
C ................................... 71.14 %
NIST-141D
H..................................... 6.73 %
N ................................... 10.33 %
Acetanilide - Carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen
unit
Certified values
C ................................. 71.089 %
H ................................... 6.711 %
LGC4003
N................................. 10.363 %
O................................. 11.837 %
Benzoic acid - Oxygen
1g
Certified value
O ................................... 26.24 %
LGC4004
4-Chlorobenzoic acid - Chlorine
1g
Certified value
Cl .................................. 22.72 %
LGC4005
Cyclohexanone-2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone - Nitrogen
1g
Certified value
N ................................... 20.11 %
LGC4006
Triphenylphosphine - Phosphorous
1g
Certified value
P ................................... 11.73 %
LGC4007
Arachidic acid - Carbon and hydrogen
1g
Certified values
C ................................... 76.81 %
LGC4008
H................................... 12.96 %
4-Bromobenzoic acid - Bromine
1g
Certified value
Br .................................. 39.74 %
LGC4009
2-Iodobenzoic acid - Iodine
1g
Certified value
I ..................................... 51.14 %
NIST-142
Anisic acid - Methoxyl
2g
Certified value
CH3O- ............................ 20.40 %
NIST-143D
Cystine - Carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and sulphur
2g
Certified values
C ................................... 29.99 %
H ..................................... 5.03 %
NIST-148
N................................... 11.66 %
O................................... 26.63 %
S ................................... 26.69 %
Nicotinic acid - Carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen
2g
Certified values
C ................................... 58.54 %
NIST-2141
H..................................... 4.09 %
Urea - Nitrogen
N ................................... 11.38 %
2g
Certified value
N ................................. 46.635 %
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Elemental analysis
Code
NIST-2143
Product
Unit
p-Fluorobenzoic acid - Fluorine
2g
Certified value
F.................................... 13.54 %
NIST-2144
m-Chlorobenzoic acid - Chlorine
2g
Certified value
Cl .................................. 22.62 %
NIST-1216
Carbon modified silicon - Carbon
Set
Certified values
Level I
C ....................................... 0.7 %
Level II
C ..................................... 9.06 %
Level III
C ................................... 17.04 %
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Stochiometry
Stochiometry
Code
NIST-17e
Product
Unit
Sucrose - Optical rotation
60 g
Intended for use as a saccharimetry standard in calibrating polarimetric systems.

Reference values are given for optical rotation at 3 wavelengths
NIST-40H
Sodium oxalate - Reductometric value
60 g
NIST-83D
Arsenic trioxide - Reductometric value
60 g
Certified purity........... 99.9926 %
NIST-84K
Potassium hydrogen phthalate - Acidmetric value
60 g
NIST-350A
Benzoic acid - Acidmetric value
30 g
NIST-723D
Benzoic acid - Acidmetric value
50 g
NIST-351
Sodium carbonate - Oxidimetric value
50 g
NIST-951
Boric acid assay - Acidmetric and boron isotopic value

Purity........................... 100.00 %
100 g
Certified value
Abundance ratio
10B/11B .......................... 0.2473
NIST-987
10B ............................. 19.827 %
11B ............................. 80.173 %
Strontium carbonate - Assay and isotopic values
1g
Certified values
Purity............................. 99.98 %
88
Sr............................ 82.5845 %
NIST-999A
87
Sr ............................. 7.0015 %
Sr ............................. 9.8566 %
86
84
Sr.............................. 0.5574 %
Potassium chloride - Assay values
60 g
Certified purity
KCl ............................ 99.9817 %
K ............................... 52.4354 %
Cl .............................. 47.5463 %
NRMGBW06101a Sodium carbonate
50 g
NRMGBW06102
EDTA disodium salt
25 g
NRMGBW06103a Sodium chloride
50 g
NRMGBW06104
Benzene
5 mL
Certified purity............... 99.95 %
NRMGBW06105b Potassium dichromate
50 g
NRMGBW06106a Potassium hydrogen phthalate
50 g
NRMGBW06107a Sodium oxalate
50 g
NRMGBW06108
Zinc oxide - Complexometric standard

Complexometric value .......................12.280 mmol/g
NRMGBW06109
Potassium chloride
Cl ................................ 100.00 %
NRMGBW06110
50 g
Certified value
50 g
K ................................... 99.97 %
Potassium iodate - Oxidimetry
Certified purities
50 g
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Code
NIST-1051B
Product
Barium cyclohexanebutyrate - Barium

Ba ................................... 28.7 %
NIST-1052B
Unit
5g
Certified value
Bis(1-phenyl-1,3-butanediono) oxovanadium (IV) - Vanadium
5g
Certified value
V ................................... 13.01 %
NIST-1053A
Cadmium cyclohexanebutyrate - Cadmium

Cd ................................... 24.8 %
NIST-1057B
5g
Certified value
5g
Certified value
5g
Certified value
Tris (1-phenyl-1,3-butanediono) iron (III) - Iron

Fe.................................. 10.45 %
NIST-1080A
5g
Certified value
Tris (1-phenyl-1,3-butanediono) chromium (III) - Chromium

Cr ...................................... 9.6 %
NIST-1079B
5g
Certified value
Silver 2-ethylhexanoate - Silver

Ag ................................. 42.60 %
NIST-1078B
5g
Certified value
Aluminium 2-ethylhexanoate - Aluminium

Al..................................... 8.07 %
NIST-1077A
Certified value
Zinc cyclohexanebutyrate - Zinc

Zn.................................. 16.66 %
NIST-1075A
5g
Triphenyl phosphate - Phosphorous

P ..................................... 9.48 %
NIST-1073B
5g
Certified value
Strontium cyclohexanebutyrate - Strontium

Sr .................................... 20.7 %
NIST-1071B
5g
Certified value
Sodium cyclohexanebutyrate - Sodium

Na ................................... 12.0 %
NIST-1070A
5g
Certified value
Octaphenylcyclotetrasiloxane - Silicon
Si................................... 14.14 %
NIST-1069B
5g
Certified value
Nickel cyclohexanebutyrate - Nickel

Ni .................................. 13.89 %
NIST-1066
Certified value
Lithium cyclohexanebutyrate - Lithium

Li ....................................... 4.1 %
NIST-1065B
5g
Lead cyclohexanebutyrate - Lead

Pb ................................... 37.5 %
NIST-1060A
5g
Certified value
Dibutyltin bis (2-ethylhexanoate) - Tin

Sn ................................. 22.95 %
NIST-1059C
Certified value
5g
Certified value
Bis (1-phenyl-1,3-butanediono) copper (II) - Copper

Cu ................................. 16.37 %
5g
Certified value
Speciation
Code
Product
Unit
BCR-544
Lyophilised chromium solution - Chromium
2 mg
Certified values
Cr(III)........................... 26.8 g/L
BCR-626
Cr(VI)...........................22.8 g/L
Total Cr ....................... 49.4 g/L
Arsenobetaine standard solution - Arsenobetaine
10 mL
Certified value
Arsenobetaine [as (CH3) As+CH2COO ] ................................................. 1031 mg/kg
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Isotopes
Isotopes
Code
NIST-951
Product
Unit
Boric acid assay - Acidmetric and boron isotopic value
100 g
Certified values
Purity........................... 100.00 %
Abundance ratio
10B/11B .......................... 0.2473
NIST-952
10B ............................. 19.827 %
11B ............................. 80.173 %
Boric acid (enriched 10B)
250 mg
Certified values
Purity............................. 99.97 %
Abundance ratio
10
B/11B............................... 18.80
NIST-975a
10
B .............................. 94.949 %
11
B................................. 5.051 %
Sodium chloride - Isotopic composition
250 mg
Certified values
Absolute abundance ratio
35
Cl/37Cl............. 3.1279 0.0047
Isotopic composition
35
Cl ......... 75.774 0.028 atom%
37
Cl......... 24.226 0.028 atom%
Atomic weight ........................... 35.45265 0.00055
NIST-977
Sodium bromide - Isotopic composition
250 mg
Certified values
Abundance ratio
79
Br/81Br ........................ 1.02784
NIST-978A
79
Br ............................. 50.686 %
81
Br.............................. 49.314 %
Silver nitrate - Assay/isotopic composition
250 mg
Certified values
Purity............................. 99.99 %
Abundance ratio
107
109
Ag/
NIST-979
Ag .................... 1.07638
107
Ag ......................... 51.8392 %
109
Ag.......................... 48.1608 %
Chromium nitrate - Isotopic composition
250 mg
Certified values
50
53
52
54
Cr ............................... 4.345 %
Cr ............................. 83.789 %
NIST-981
Cr ............................... 9.501 %
Cr ............................... 2.365 %
Lead metal, natural - Isotopic composition
1g
Certified values
204
207
206
208
Pb............................ 1.4255 %
Pb.......................... 24.1442 %
NIST-986
Pb ......................... 22.0833 %
Pb ......................... 52.3470 %
Nickel - Isotopic composition
500 mg
Certified values
58
61
60
62
Ni........................ 68.076886 %
Ni........................ 26.223146 %
NIST-987
Ni ......................... 1.139894 %
Ni ......................... 3.634528 %
64
Ni.......................... 0.925546 %
Strontium carbonate - Assay and isotopic values
1g
Certified values
Purity............................. 99.98 %
88
Sr............................ 82.5845 %
NIST-991
87
Sr ............................. 7.0015 %
Sr ............................. 9.8566 %
86
84
Sr.............................. 0.5574 %
Lead-206 spike - Assay/isotopic composition
15 g
Certified values
Pb ..................... 0.32261 mol/g
204
Pb................................ <3ppm
NIST-994
206
Pb ........................... 99.979 %
Pb ............................. 0.008 %
207
Gallium metal - Isotopic composition
208
Pb.............................. 0.013 %
250 mg
Certified values
Abundance ratio
69
71
Ga/ Ga ...................... 1.50676
69
Ga .......................... 60.1079 %
71
Ga .......................... 39.8921 %
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Code
NIST-997
Product
Unit
Thallium metal - Isotopic composition
250 mg
Certified values
Abundance ratio
205
Tl/203Tl ....................... 2.38714
203
Tl ........................... 29.5235 %
IAEA-305
205
Tl .......................... 70.4765 %
Ammonium sulfate - Nitrogen-15
unit
Assessed values
Solution A
15
N..................... 39.8 activity/mL
Solution B
15
N................... 375.3 activity/mL
IAEA-311
Ammonium sulfate - Nitrogen-15
100 mg
Assessed value
15
N..................... 2.05 activity/mL
IAEA-303
Sodium bicarbonate - Carbon-13
2 x 3 mL
Assessed values
Solution A
13C .................... 93.3 activity/ml
Solution B
13C ..................... 466 activity/ml
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Introduction
This comprehensive range of elemental standards has been compiled by selecting complementary
materials from two sources, NIST and ULTRA Scientific Inc. Their combined range covers virtually all
calibration needs for elemental emission spectroscopy instruments.
It is important to understand that there are fundamental differences between standards prepared for
atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) and ICP and ICP-MS techniques. This is because of the
intrinsic difference in the way measurement is carried out. In AAS the sample is energized by
combustion, a specific light source is passed through the flame and elements present in the sample
absorb at a specific wavelength. With ICP and ICP-MS the sample is energized to the point where the
elements in the sample emit energy at a specific wavelength. Because measurement is dependent on
specific emission there is a considerable potential for impurities to interfere with the analyte of
interest. The distinction between AAS and ICP standards is the purity of starting materials. Typically
material of 99.9 or 99.99% purity is suitable for AAS, but for critical ICP work the standards need to be
produced from a starting material that is 99.999% or better. Remember that ICP/ICP-MS standards
are perfectly suitable for AAS, but not the reverse.
NIST Standard Reference Materials (SRMs)
NIST Standard Reference Materials are certified by procedures that conform with the requirements
of ISO Guides 30 to 35, and are therefore accepted as primary standards for use in atomic absorption
spectroscopy (AAS), optical emission spectroscopy (OES), inductively coupled plasma (ICP), mass
[plasma] spectroscopy (MS), ion chromatography or any other analytical technique that requires
aqueous solutions of elements for calibration. These SRM Standards are the most precise and
accurate solutions available and are best used as single element solutions.
TM
ULTRA Scientific
certified ICP/AA standards
The ULTRA Scientific range of single and multi-element solutions in this catalogue are of the highest
quality. ULTRA Scientific are one of the leading manufacturers in the US and have an ISO 9001
registered quality system verified by their ISO 17025 accredited laboratory. The ICP standards are
prepared from starting materials having a purity of 99.999 % (where possible), high purity acids and
ASTM Type I water (18 megohm). Standards are traceable to NIST Standard Reference Materials
(SRM ) whenever possible. Solution density data are available for single element standards.
Code
Product
Unit
Aluminum - Al
NIST-3101A
Al in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-013
Al(NO3)3 x 9H2O in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-013-5
Al(NO3)3 x 9H2O in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Antimony - Sb
NIST-3102A
Sb in 10% HNO3 + 2% HF, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-051
Sb-metal in dilute HNO3/C4H6O6, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-051-5
500 mL
Arsenic - As
NIST-3103A
As in 15% HNO3, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-033
As2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-033-5
As2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Barium - Ba
NIST-3104A
Ba in 1% HNO3, 10 mg/g
U-ICP-056
Ba(NO3)2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-056-5
Ba(NO3)2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
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Product
Unit
Beryllium Be
NIST-3105A
Be in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-004
Be acetate in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-004-5
Be acetate in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
U-ICP-083
Bi-metal in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-083-5
Bi-metal in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Bismuth Bi
Boron B
NIST-3107
B in water, 5 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-005
H3BO3 in H2O tr. NH4OH, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-005-5
H3BO3 in H2O tr. NH4OH, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Cadmium Cd
NIST-3108
Cd in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-048
Cd(NO3)2 x H2O in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-048-5
Cd(NO3)2 x H2O in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Calcium Ca
NIST-3109
Ca in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-020
CaCO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-020-5
CaCO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Cerium Ce
NIST-3110A
Ce in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-058
Ce(NO3)3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-058
Ce(NO3)3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-055
CsNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-055-5
CsNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Cesium Cs
Chromium Cr
NIST-3112A
Cr in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-024
Ammonium dichromate in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-024-5
Ammonium dichromate in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Cobalt Co
NIST-3113
Co in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
U-ICP-027
Co(NO3)2 x 6H2O in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-027-5
Co(NO3)2 x 6H2O in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
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Product
Unit
Copper Cu
NIST-3114
Cu in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-029
Cu(NO3)2 x 3H2O in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-029-5
Cu(NO3)2 x 3H2O in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Dysprosium Dy
NIST-3115A
Dy in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-066
Dy2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-066-5
Dy2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
U-ICP-068
Er2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-068-5
Er2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Erbium Er
Europium Eu
NIST-3117A
Eu in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-063
Eu2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-063-5
Eu2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Gadolinium Gd
NIST-3118
Gd in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-064
Gd2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-064-5
Gd2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Gallium Ga
NIST-3119
Ga in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-031
Ga-metal in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-031-5
Ga-metal in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Germanium- Ge
NIST-3120
Ge in 10% Oxalic acid, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-032
GeO2 in H2O trace HF, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-032-5
GeO2 in H2O trace HF, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Gold Au
NIST-3121
Au in 5% HNO3 + 2% HF, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-079
Au-metal in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-079-5
500 mL
NIST-3122
Hf in 10% HNO3 + 2% HF, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-072
HfOCl2 x 8H2O in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-072-5
HfOCl2 x 8H2O in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Hafnium Hf
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Product
Unit
Holmium Ho
U-ICP-067
Ho2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-067-5
Ho2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Indium In
NIST-3124A
In in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-049
In-metal in dilute HNO3 , 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-049-5
In-metal in dilute HNO3 , 1000 g/mL
500 mL
U-ICP-077
IrCl3 in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-077-5
IrCl3 in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Iridium Ir
Iron Fe
NIST-3126A
Fe in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-026
Fe(NO3)2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-026-5
Fe(NO3)2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Lanthanum La
NIST-3127
La in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-057
La2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-057-5
La2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Lead Pb
NIST-3128
Pb in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-082
Pb(NO3)2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-082-5
Pb(NO3)2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Lithium Li
NIST-3129
Li in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-003
Li2CO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-003-5
Li2CO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Lutetium Lu
NIST-3130A
Lu in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-071
Lu2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-071-5
Lu2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Magnesium Mg
NIST-3131A
Mg in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
U-ICP-012
Mg(NO3)2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-012-5
Mg(NO3)2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
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Product
Unit
Manganese Mn
NIST-3132
Mn in 10% HNO3
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-025
Mn(NO3)2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-025-5
Mn(NO3)2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Mercury Hg
NIST-3133
Hg in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-080
HgNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-080-5
HgNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Molybdenum - Mo
NIST-3134
Mo in 10% HCl, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-042
MoO2 in H2O trace NH4OH, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-042-5
MoO2 in H2O trace NH4OH, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Neodymium - Nd
NIST-3135A
Nd in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-060
Nd2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-060-5
Nd2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Nickel - Ni
NIST-3136
Ni in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-028
Ni(NO3)2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-028-5
500 mL
Niobium - Nb
NIST-3137
Nb in 5% HNO3 + 2% HF, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-041
Nb3O5 in H2O trace HF, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-041-5
Nb3O5 in H2O trace HF, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Palladium - Pd
NIST-3138
Pd in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-046
Pd-metal in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-046-5
500 mL
Phosphorus - P
NIST-3139A
P in 0.8% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-015
NH4H2PO4 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-015-5
500 mL
Platinum - Pt
NIST-3140
Pt in 10% HCl, 10 mg/g
U-ICP-078
Pt-metal in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-078-5
500 mL
5 x 10 mL
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Product
Unit
Potassium - K
NIST-3141A
K in 1% HNO3, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-019
KNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-019-5
KNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Praseodymium - Pr
NIST-3142A
Pr in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-059
Pr6O11 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-059-5
Pr6O11 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Rhenium Re
NIST-3143
Re in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-075
Re-metal in H2O, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-075-5
500 mL
Rhodium Rh
NIST-3144
Rh in 10% HCl, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-045
RhCl3 in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-045
RhCl3 in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Rubidium Rb
NIST-3145A
Rb in 1% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-037
RbNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-037-5
RbNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Ruthenium Ru
U-ICP-044
RuCl3 in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-044-5
RuCl3 in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Samarium Sm
NIST-3147A
Sm in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-062
Sm2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-062-5
Sm2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Scandium Sc
NIST-3148
Sc in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-021
Sc2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-021-5
Sc2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Selenium Se
NIST-3149
Se in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
U-ICP-034
SeO2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-034-5
SeO2 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
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Product
Unit
Silicon Si
NIST-3150
Si in water, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-014
(NH4)2SiF6 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-014-5
(NH4)2SiF6 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
U-ICP-014
SiO2 in dilute NaOH, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-014-5
SiO2 in dilute NaOH, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Silver Ag
NIST-3151
Ag in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-047
AgNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-047-5
AgNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Sodium - Na
NIST-3152A
Na in 1% HNO3, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-011
NaNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-011-5
NaNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Strontium - Sr
NIST-3153A
Sr in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-038
SrNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-038-5
SrNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Sulphur - S
NIST-3154
S in 0.1% H2SO4, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-016
(NH4)2SO4 in H2O, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-016-5
(NH4)2SO4 in H2O, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Tantalum - Ta
NIST-3155
Ta in 5% HNO3 + 2% HF, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-073
Ta-metal in H2O trace HF, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-073-5
Ta-metal in H2O trace HF, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Tellurium - Te
NIST-3156
Te in 20% HCl, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-052
Te-metal in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-052-5
Te-metal in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Terbium - Tb
NIST-3157A
Tb in 16% HNO3, 10 mg/g
U-ICP-065
Tb4O7 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-065-5
Tb4O7 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
5 x 10 mL
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Product
Unit
Thallium - Tl
NIST-3158A
Tl in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-081
TlNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-081-5
TlNO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Thorium - Th
NIST-3159
Th in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-090
Th(NO3)4 x 4H2O in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-090-5
Th(NO3)4 x 4H2O in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Thulium - Tm
NIST-3160A
Tm in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-069
Tm in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-069-5
500 mL
Tin - Sn
NIST-3161A
Sn in 5% HNO3 + 2% HF, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-050
(NH4)2SnF6 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-050-5
(NH4)2SnF6 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Titanium - Ti
NIST-3162A
Ti in 10% HNO3 + 2% HF, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-022
(NH4)2TiF6 dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-022-5
500 mL
Tungsten - W
NIST-3163
W in 7% HNO3 + 4% HF, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-074
(NH4)2WO4 in H2O trace NH4OH, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-074-5
(NH4)2WO4 in H2O trace NH4OH, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Uranium - U
NIST-3164
U in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-092
U3O8 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-092-5
U3O8 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Vanadium - V
NIST-3165
V in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-023
NH4VO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-023-5
NH4VO3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Ytterbium - Yb
NIST-3166A
Yb in 16% HNO3, 10 mg/g
U-ICP-070
Yb2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-070-5
Yb2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
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Unit
Yttrium - Y
NIST-3167A
Y in 10% HNO3, 10 mg/g
5 x 10 mL
U-ICP-039
Y2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-039-5
Y2O3 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Zinc - Zn
NIST-3168A
Zn in 10% HCl, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-030
Zn(NO3)2 x H2O in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-030-5
Zn(NO3)2 x H2O in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
Zirconium - Zr
NIST-3169
Zr in 10% HNO3 + 2% HF, 10 mg/g
50 mL
U-ICP-040
Zr(NO3)4 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICP-040-5
Zr(NO3)4 in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
500 mL
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The ULTRA Scientific range of single element solutions for ICP are also
available at a concentration of 10000 g/mL in 100 mL and 500 mL units.
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ULTRA Scientific's EnviroConcentrate
kits for ICP
Kit
- 20 mL of analyte solution at 10000 g/mL
- yields 2 x 100 mL 1000 g/mL standards
- 500 ml of ASTM Type I water
- 100 mL pre-cleaned LDPE bottle for storage
- starting material 99.999 % pure, where available
- NIST traceable
Aluminum - Al
U-ECK-013
Al in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Sb in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
As in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Ba in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Be in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
B in water with trace NH4OH, 10000 g/mL
kit
Cd in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Ca in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Cr in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Co in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Cu in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Fe in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Pb in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Li in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Antimony - Sb
U-ECK-051
Arsenic - As
U-ECK-033
Barium - Ba
U-ECK-056
Beryllium - Be
U-ECK-004
Boron - B
U-ECK-005
Cadmium - Cd
U-ECK-048
Calcium - Ca
U-ECK-020
Chromium - Cr
U-ECK-024
Cobalt - Co
U-ECK-027
Copper - Cu
U-ECK-029
Iron - Fe
U-ECK-026
Lead - Pb
U-ECK-082
Lithium - Li
U-ECK-003
Magnesium - Mg
U-ECK-012
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Product
Unit
Manganese - Mn
U-ECK-025
Mn in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Hg in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Mercury - Hg
U-ECK-080
Molybdenum - Mo
U-ECK-042
Mo in water with tr. NH4OH, 10000 g/mL
kit
Ni in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Nickel - Ni
U-ECK-028
Phosphorus - P
U-ECK-015
P in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
K in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Se in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Si in water, 10000 g/mL
kit
Ag in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Na in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Sr in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Tl in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Sn in water, 10000 g/mL
kit
Ti in water with trace HF, 10000 g/mL
kit
V in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Zn in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
kit
Potassium - K
U-ECK-019
Selenium - Se
U-ECK-034
Silicon - Si
U-ECK-014
Silver - Ag
U-ECK-047
Sodium - Na
U-ECK-011
Strontium - Sr
U-ECK-038
Thallium - Tl
U-ECK-081
Tin - Sn
U-ECK-050
Titanium - Ti
U-ECK-022
Vanadium - V
U-ECK-023
Zinc - Zn
U-ECK-030
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Aluminum - Al
U-IAA-213
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
Bi in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
B in water with trace NH4OH, 1000 g/ml
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
Ce in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Cs in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
Antimony - Sb
U-IAA-251
Arsenic - As
U-IAA-233
Barium - Ba
U-IAA-256
Beryllium - Be
U-IAA-204
Bismuth - Bi
U-IAA-283
Boron - B
U-IAA-205
Cadmium - Cd
U-IAA-248
Calcium - Ca
U-IAA-220
Cerium - Ce
U-IAA-258
Cesium - Cs
U-IAA-255
Chromium - Cr
U-IAA-224
Cobalt - Co
U-IAA-227
Copper - Cu
U-IAA-229
Dysprosium - Dy
U-IAA-266
Dy in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Er in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Eu in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Erbium - Er
U-IAA-268
Europium - Eu
U-IAA-263
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Gadolinium - Gd
U-IAA-264
Gd in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Ga in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Gallium - Ga
U-IAA-231
Germanium - Ge
U-IAA-232
Ge in water with trace HF, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
100 mL
Hf in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Ho in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
In in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Ir in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
100 mL
Gold - Au
U-IAA-279
Hafnium - Hf
U-IAA-272
Holmium - Ho
U-IAA-267
Indium - In
U-IAA-249
Iridium - Ir
U-IAA-277
Iron - Fe
U-IAA-226
Lanthanum - La
U-IAA-257
La in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
Lu in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Lead - Pb
U-IAA-282
Lithium - Li
U-IAA-203
Lutetium - Lu
U-IAA-271
Magnesium - Mg
U-IAA-212
100 mL
Manganese - Mn
U-IAA-225
100 mL
100 mL
Mercury - Hg
U-IAA-280
Molybdenum - Mo
U-IAA-242
Mo in water with trace NH4OH, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Neodymium - Nd
U-IAA-260
Nd in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
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Unit
Nickel - Ni
U-IAA-228
100 mL
Nb in water with trace. HF, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
100 mL
Niobium - Nb
U-IAA-241
Palladium - Pd
U-IAA-246
Phosphorus - P
U-IAA-215
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
Platinum - Pt
U-IAA-278
Potassium - K
U-IAA-219
Praseodymium - Pr
U-IAA-259
Pr in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
100 mL
Rh in dilute HCl, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Rb in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Rhenium - Re
U-IAA-275
Rhodium - Rh
U-IAA-245
Rubidium - Rb
U-IAA-237
Ruthenium - Ru
U-IAA-244
Ru in dilute HCl
100 mL
Samarium - Sm
U-IAA-262
Sm in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Sc in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
Scandium - Sc
U-IAA-221
Selenium - Se
U-IAA-234
Silicon - Si
U-IAA-214
Silver - Ag
U-IAA-247
Sodium - Na
U-IAA-211
Strontium - Sr
U-IAA-238
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Sulphur - S
U-IAA-216
S in water, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Ta in trace HF, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Te in dilute HCl 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Tb in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
100 mL
Th in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
W in dilute HNO3 with trace NH4OH, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
100 mL
Yb in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Y in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
100 mL
Zr in dilute HNO3, 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Tantalum - Ta
U-IAA-273
Tellurium - Te
U-IAA-252
Terbium - Tb
U-IAA-265
Thallium - Tl
U-IAA-281
Thorium - Th
U-IAA-290
Thulium - Tm
U-IAA-269
Tin - Sn
U-IAA-250
Titanium - Ti
U-IAA-222
Tungsten - W
U-IAA-274
Uranium - U
U-IAA-292
Vanadium - V
U-IAA-223
Ytterbium - Yb
U-IAA-270
Yttrium - Y
U-IAA-239
Zinc -Zn
U-IAA-230
Zirconium - Zr
U-IAA-240
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TM
ULTRA Scientific's EnviroConcentrates
for atomic absorption spectroscopy

TM
ULTRA Scientifics AA EnviroConcentrates consist of a 10 mL bottle of the selected element at a

concentration of 10000 g/mL. Simply pipette the required amount of EnviroConcentrate and dilute to
volume. Standards are traceable to NIST Standard Reference Materials whenever possible.
Aluminum - Al
U-IAA-013
10 mL
10 mL
10 mL
10 mL
10 mL
Bi in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
B in water with trace NH4OH, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
10 mL
10 mL
Ce in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Cs in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
10 mL
10 mL
10 mL
Antimony - Sb
U-IAA-051
Arsenic - As
U-IAA-033
Barium - Ba
U-IAA-056
Beryllium - Be
U-IAA-004
Bismuth - Bi
U-IAA-083
Boron - B
U-IAA-005
Cadmium - Cd
U-IAA-048
Calcium - Ca
U-IAA-020
Cerium - Ce
U-IAA-058
Cesium - Cs
U-IAA-055
Chromium - Cr
U-IAA-024
Cobalt - Co
U-IAA-027
Copper - Cu
U-IAA-029
Dysprosium - Dy
U-IAA-066
Dy in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Er in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Erbium - Er
U-IAA-068
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Unit
Europium - Eu
U-IAA-063
Eu in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Gadolinium - Gd
U-IAA-064
Gd in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Ga in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Gallium - Ga
U-IAA-031
Germanium - Ge
U-IAA-032
Ge in water with trace HF, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Ho in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
In in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
10 mL
Holmium - Ho
U-IAA-067
Indium - In
U-IAA-049
Iron - Fe
U-IAA-026
Lanthanum - La
U-IAA-057
La in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
10 mL
10 mL
Lead - Pb
U-IAA-082
Lithium -Li
U-IAA-003
Magnesium - Mg
U-IAA-012
10 mL
Manganese - Mn
U-IAA-025
10 mL
10 mL
Mercury - Hg
U-IAA-080
Molybdenum - Mo
U-IAA-042
Mo in water with trace NH4OH, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Neodymium - Nd
U-IAA-060
Nd in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
10 mL
Nb in water with trace HF, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Nickel - Ni
U-IAA-028
Niobium - Nb
U-IAA-041
Phosphorus - P
U-IAA-015
10 mL
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Potassium - K
U-IAA-019
10 mL
Praseodymium - Pr
U-IAA-059
Pr in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Samarium - Sm
U-IAA-062
Sm in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
10 mL
10 mL
10 mL
10 mL
10 mL
S in water, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Ta in water with trace HF, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Te in dilute HCl, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Tb in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
10 mL
Th in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
10 mL
10 mL
W in dilute HNO3 with trace NH4OH, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
U in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Selenium - Se
U-IAA-034
Silicon - Si
U-IAA-014
Silver - Ag
U-IAA-047
Sodium - Na
U-IAA-011
Strontium - Sr
U-IAA-038
Sulphur - S
U-IAA-016
Tantalum - Ta
U-IAA-073
Tellurium - Te
U-IAA-052
Terbium - Tb
U-IAA-065
Thallium - Tl
U-IAA-081
Thorium - Th
U-IAA-090
Tin - Sn
U-IAA-050
Titanium - Ti
U-IAA-022
Tungsten - W
U-IAA-074
Uranium - U
U-IAA-092
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Vanadium - V
U-IAA-023
10 mL
Yb in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
Y in dilute HNO3, 10000 g/mL
10 mL
10 mL
Zr in dilute HNO3,10000 g/mL
10 mL
Ytterbium - Yb
U-IAA-070
Yttrium - Y
U-IAA-039
Zinc - Zn
U-IAA-030
Zirconium - Zr
U-IAA-040
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U-IQC-007
Inorganic Quality Control Standard 1
100 mL
7 analytes in 5% HNO3
Aluminum.................. 100 g/mL
Barium ...................... 100 g/mL
Boron ........................ 100 g/mL
U-IQC-019
Potassium ...............1000 g/mL

Silicon..........................50 g/mL
Silver .........................100 g/mL
Sodium...................... 100 g/mL
Inorganic Quality Control Standard 2
100 mL
19 analytes each at 100 g/mL in dilute HNO3

Antimony
Arsenic
Beryllium
Cadmium
Calcium
U-IQC-026
Chromium
Cobalt
Copper
Iron
Lead
Magnesium
Manganese
Molybdenum
Nickel
Selenium
Thallium
Titanium
Vanadium
Zinc
Combined Quality Control Standard
100 mL
26 analytes in dilute HNO3

Aluminum.................. 100 g/mL
Barium ...................... 100 g/mL
Boron ........................ 100 g/mL
Potassium ............... 1000 g/mL
Silicon ......................... 50 g/mL
Silver......................... 100 g/mL
Sodium...................... 100 g/mL
Antimony................... 100 g/mL
Arsenic...................... 100 g/mL
Beryllium....................100 g/mL
Cadmium...................100 g/mL
Calcium .....................100 g/mL
Chromium..................100 g/mL
Cobalt ........................100 g/mL
Copper.......................100 g/mL
Iron ............................100 g/mL
Lead ..........................100 g/mL
Magnesium................100 g/mL
Manganese ............... 100 g/mL

Molybdenum ............. 100 g/mL
Nickel ........................ 100 g/mL
Selenium................... 100 g/mL
Thallium .................... 100 g/mL
Titanium .................... 100 g/mL
Vanadium.................. 100 g/mL
Zinc ........................... 100 g/mL
EPA Method 200.7

U-ICM-231
EPA Method 200.7 Mixed Calibration Standard I
100 mL
10 Analytes in 2% HNO3
Antimony..................... 50 g/mL
Arsenic...................... 100 g/mL
Barium ........................ 10 g/mL
Boron .......................... 20 g/mL
U-ICM-232
Cadmium.....................20 g/mL
Calcium .....................100 g/mL
Copper.........................20 g/mL
Manganese..................20 g/mL
Selenium..................... 50 g/mL
Silver............................. 5 g/mL
EPA Method 200.7 Mixed Calibration Standard II
100 mL
Lithium ........................ 50 g/mL
Molybdenum ............. 100 g/mL
U-ICM-233
Potassium .................200 g/mL

Sodium ......................100 g/mL
Strontium .................... 10 g/mL
EPA Method 200.7 Mixed Calibration Standard III
100 mL
Cobalt ......................... 20 g/mL
U-ICM-234
Phosphorus ...............100 g/mL
Vanadium.................... 20 g/mL
EPA Method 200.7 Mixed Calibration Standard IV
100 mL
Aluminum.................. 100 g/mL
Chromium ................... 50 g/mL
U-ICM-235
Silicon........................100 g/mL
Tin ...............................40 g/mL
Zinc ............................. 50 g/mL
EPA Method 200.7 Mixed Calibration Standard V
100 mL
Beryllium ..................... 10 g/mL
Iron............................ 100 g/mL
U-ICM-642
Lead ..........................100 g/mL

Magnesium................100 g/mL
TCLP Mercury Standard
Nickel .......................... 20 g/mL

Thallium ...................... 50 g/mL
100 mL
Mercury .................................. 20 g/mL in 2% HNO3
U-ICK-230A
EPA Method 200.7 Calibration Kit
Kit
Each kit contains 100 mL of each of the following standards

ICM-231
ICM-232
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ICM-233
ICM-234
ICM-235
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Unit
U-ICM-240
EPA Method 200.7 LPC Solution
100 mL
Aluminum.................... 20 g/mL
Antimony..................... 20 g/mL
Arsenic........................ 20 g/mL
Barium ........................ 20 g/mL
Beryllium ..................... 20 g/mL
Boron .......................... 20 g/mL
Cadmium .................... 20 g/mL
Calcium....................... 20 g/mL
Chromium ................... 20 g/mL
Cobalt ......................... 20 g/mL
U-ICM-245
Copper.........................20 g/mL
Iron ..............................20 g/mL
Lead ............................20 g/mL
Lithium.........................20 g/mL
Magnesium..................20 g/mL
Manganese..................20 g/mL
Mercury........................20 g/mL
Molybdenum ................20 g/mL
Nickel ..........................20 g/mL
Phosphorus ...............100 g/mL
Potassium ................. 100 g/mL

Selenium..................... 20 g/mL
Silicon ....................... 100 g/mL
Silver............................. 5 g/mL
Sodium........................ 20 g/mL
Strontium .................... 20 g/mL
Thallium ...................... 20 g/mL
Tin............................... 20 g/mL
Vanadium.................... 20 g/mL
Zinc ............................. 20 g/mL
EPA Method 200.7 Lab Fortifying Stock Solution
100 mL
Aluminum.................... 25 g/mL
Antimony..................... 25 g/mL
Arsenic........................ 25 g/mL
Barium ........................ 25 g/mL
Beryllium ....................... 5 g/mL
Boron .......................... 25 g/mL
Cadmium .................... 10 g/mL
Chromium ................... 25 g/mL
Cobalt ......................... 10 g/mL
U-ICM-241
Copper.........................25 g/mL
Iron ..............................25 g/mL
Lead ............................25 g/mL
Lithium.........................25 g/mL
Manganese..................25 g/mL
Mercury..........................5 g/mL
Molybdenum ................10 g/mL
Nickel ..........................25 g/mL
Phosphorus .................50 g/mL
Selenium..................... 25 g/mL
Silicon ......................... 25 g/mL
Silver.......................... 2.5 g/mL
Strontium .................... 25 g/mL
Thallium ...................... 25 g/mL
Tin............................... 10 g/mL
Vanadium.................... 10 g/mL
Zinc ............................. 25 g/mL
EPA Method 200.7 SIC Solution I
100 mL
Molybdenum .......................... 50 g/mL in 2% HNO3
U-ICM-242
EPA Method 200.7 SIC Solution II
100 mL
Chromium ................... 20 g/mL
Cobalt ......................... 10 g/mL
U-ICM-243
Copper.........................40 g/mL
Manganese..................20 g/mL
Vanadium.................... 20 g/mL
EPA Method 200.7 SIC Solution III
100 mL
Aluminum.................... 30 g/mL
U-ICM-237
Iron ............................150 g/mL
Nickel .......................... 20 g/mL
EPA Method 200.7 Plasma Solution
100 mL
Arsenic........................ 10 g/mL
Lead............................ 10 g/mL
U-ICM-238
Selenium .....................10 g/mL

Thallium.......................10 g/mL
EPA Method 200.7 Tuning Solution
100 mL
Copper ........................ 10 g/mL
Lead ............................10 g/mL
U-ICP-051
100 mL
U-ICM-202
EPA Method 200.7 Calibration Standard #1B
100 mL
Arsenic.................... 1000 g/mL
Cadmium .................. 500 g/mL
U-ICM-203
Lead ........................1000 g/mL

Selenium ...................500 g/mL
Thallium .................. 1000 g/mL
EPA Method 200.7 Calibration Standard #2
100 mL
Barium ...................... 100 g/mL
Beryllium ................... 100 g/mL
Cobalt ....................... 200 g/mL
U-ICM-204
Copper.......................100 g/mL
Iron ..........................1000 g/mL
Manganese................100 g/mL
Vanadium.................. 100 g/mL
100 mL
3 Analytes in water with trace hydrofluoric acid

Boron ........................ 100 g/mL
U-ICM-205
Molybdenum ............1000 g/mL
Silicon ..................... 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Aluminum................ 1000 g/mL
Calcium................... 1000 g/mL
Chromium ................. 500 g/mL
Magnesium..............1000 g/mL
Nickel ........................500 g/mL
Potassium ...............1000 g/mL
Silver......................... 500 g/mL

Sodium.................... 1000 g/mL
Zinc ........................... 500 g/mL
U-ICP-022
100 mL
U-ICP-028
100 mL
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U-ICM-221
EPA Method 200.7 Interference Check Std #1
50 mL

Boron ........................ 500 g/mL
Molybdenum ............. 300 g/mL
U-ICM-223
Silicon........................230 g/mL
Titanium ..................1000 g/mL
Interference Check Std #3
50 mL
Arsenic.................... 1000 g/mL
Barium ...................... 300 g/mL
Beryllium ................... 100 g/mL
Cadmium .................. 300 g/mL
Chromium (III) ........... 300 g/mL
Cobalt ....................... 300 g/mL
U-ICM-224
Copper.......................300 g/mL
Lead ........................1000 g/mL
Manganese................200 g/mL
Nickel ........................300 g/mL
Potassium .............20000 g/mL
Selenium ...................500 g/mL
Silver......................... 300 g/mL

Thallium .................. 1000 g/mL
Vanadium.................. 300 g/mL
Zinc ........................... 300 g/mL
~ob~
100 mL
Aluminum................ 3000 g/mL
Calcium................. 15000 g/mL
Iron ........................12500 g/mL

Magnesium..............7500 g/mL
U-ICP-051
U-ICM-211
EPA Method 200.7 Spiking Standard #1
Sodium.................... 2500 g/mL
100 mL
50 mL

Boron ........................ 500 g/mL
U-ICM-212
Molybdenum ..............500 g/mL
Silicon ..................... 2000 g/mL
50 mL
Calcium................... 1000 g/mL
Magnesium ............. 2000 g/mL
U-ICM-213
Potassium .............10000 g/mL

Sodium ....................3000 g/mL
50 mL
Aluminum................ 2000 g/mL
Barium .................... 2000 g/mL
Beryllium ..................... 50 g/mL
Chromium ................. 200 g/mL
U-ICM-215
Cobalt ........................500 g/mL

Copper.......................250 g/mL
Iron ..........................1000 g/mL
Manganese................500 g/mL
Nickel ........................ 500 g/mL

Silver........................... 50 g/mL
Vanadium.................. 500 g/mL
Zinc ........................... 500 g/mL
50 mL
Arsenic...................... 800 g/mL
Cadmium .................. 100 g/mL
Lead ........................1000 g/mL

Selenium .................1000 g/mL
Thallium .................. 1000 g/mL
EPA Method 6010A

U-ICM-601
EPA Method 6010A Mixed Standard Solution I
100 mL
Beryllium ..................... 50 g/mL
Cadmium .................. 150 g/mL
U-ICM-602
Lead ..........................500 g/mL

Manganese................100 g/mL
Selenium................... 200 g/mL

Zinc ........................... 150 g/mL
EPA Method 6010A Mixed Standard Solution II
100 mL
Barium ...................... 100 g/mL
Cobalt ....................... 100 g/mL
U-ICM-603
Copper.......................100 g/mL
Iron ........................10000 g/mL
Vanadium.................. 100 g/mL
EPA Method 6010A Mixed Standard Solution III
100 mL
Arsenic...................... 500 g/mL
U-ICM-604
Molybdenum ..............100 g/mL
EPA Method 6010A Mixed Standard Solution IV
100 mL
Aluminum.................. 200 g/mL
Calcium................... 1000 g/mL
Chromium ................... 20 g/mL
U-ICM-605
Lithium.......................100 g/mL
Nickel ..........................20 g/mL
Potassium .................400 g/mL
EPA Method 6010A Mixed Standard Solution V
Sodium...................... 200 g/mL

Strontium .................... 10 g/mL
100 mL
Antimony................... 200 g/mL
Magnesium ............. 1000 g/mL
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Silver ...........................50 g/mL

Thallium.....................200 g/mL
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U-ICM-607
EPA Method 6010A Mixed Standard Solution IIa
500 mL
Barium ...................... 100 g/mL
Cobalt ....................... 100 g/mL
Copper.......................100 g/mL
Iron ..........................1000 g/mL
Vanadium.................. 100 g/mL
U-ICP-015
100 mL
U-ICM-611
EPA Method 6010A Interference Check Std I
100 mL
5 Analytes in 2% HNO3 with trace hydrofluoric acid

Lithium ...................... 300 g/mL
Molybdenum ............. 300 g/mL
Phosphorus .............1000 g/mL

Strontium ...................200 g/mL
U-ICP-051
U-ICM-223
Titanium .................. 1000 g/mL
100 mL
50 mL
Arsenic.................... 1000 g/mL
Barium ...................... 300 g/mL
Beryllium ................... 100 g/mL
Cadmium .................. 300 g/mL
Chromium (III) ........... 300 g/mL
Cobalt ....................... 300 g/mL
U-ICM-224
Copper.......................300 g/mL
Lead ........................1000 g/mL
Manganese................200 g/mL
Nickel ........................300 g/mL
Potassium .............20000 g/mL
Selenium ...................500 g/mL
Silver......................... 300 g/mL

Thallium .................. 1000 g/mL
Vanadium.................. 300 g/mL
Zinc ........................... 300 g/mL
~ob~
100 mL
Aluminum................ 3000 g/mL
Calcium................. 15000 g/mL
Iron ........................12500 g/mL

Magnesium..............7500 g/mL
Sodium.................... 2500 g/mL
Standards for ICP/MS

U-IMS-102
ICP/MS Calibration Standard #2
100 mL
29 Analytes , 10 g/mL of each analyte in 5% HNO3

Aluminum
Arsenic
Barium
Beryllium
Bismuth
Cadmium
Calcium,
Cesium
U-IMS-103
Chromium
Cobalt
Copper
Gallium
Indium
Iron
Lead
Lithium
Magnesium
Manganese
Nickel
Potassium
Rubidium
Selenium
Silver
Sodium
Strontium
Thallium
uranium
Vanadium
Zinc
100 mL
10 Analytes, 10 g/mL of each analyte 10% HCl

Antimony
Gold
Hafnium
U-IMS-104
Iridium
Palladium
Platinum
Rhodium
Ruthenium
Tellurium
Tin
100 mL
12 Analytes, 10 g/mL of each analyte in water

Boron
Germanium
Molybdenum
U-IMS-105
Niobium
Phosphorus
Rhenium
Silicon
Sulfur
Tantalum
Titanium
Tungsten
Zirconium
100 mL
Mercury .................................. 10 g/mL in 5% HNO3
U-IMS-110
ICP/MS Tuning Solution
100 mL
5 Analytes, 10 g/mL of each analyte 2% HNO3

Beryllium
Cobalt
U-IMS-111
Indium
Lead
Magnesium
ICP/MS Internal Standard
100 mL
Bismuth................................ 100 g/mL in 2% HNO3
U-IMS-112
100 mL
Indium .................................. 100 g/mL in 2% HNO3
U-IMS-113
100 mL
Scandium............................. 100 g/mL in 2% HNO3
U-IMS-114
100 mL
Terbium................................ 100 g/mL in 2% HNO3
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Code
U-IMS-115
Product
Unit
100 mL
Yttrium ................................. 100 g/mL in 2% HNO3
U-IMS-100
ICP/MS Verification Standard
100 mL
9 Analytes, 10 g/mL in 2% HNO3

Beryllium
Bismuth
Cerium
Cobalt
Indium
Lead
Magnesium
Nickel
Uranium

Anions
Code
Product
Unit
ULTRA Scientific standards and NIST SRMs are solutions prepared gravimetrically for use in ion
chromatography or other techniques that require aqueous standard solutions for calibration.
The standards from ULTRA Scientific are traceable to NIST Standard Reference Materials (SRM )
wherever possible.
-
U-ICC-001
Bromide (Br ), 1000 g/mL
NIST-3182
Chloride (Cl ), 1000 mg/kg
100 mL
50 mL
100 mL
U-ICC-002
Chloride (Cl ), 1000 g/mL
NIST-3183
Fluoride (F ), 1000 mg/kg
50 mL
100 mL
U-ICC-003
Fluoride (F ), 1000 g/mL
NIST-3185
Nitrate (NO3 ), 1000 mg/kg
5 x 10 mL
100 mL
U-ICC-007
Nitrite (NO2 ), 1000 g/ml
100 mL
NIST-3186
Phoshate (PO4 ), 1000 mg/kg
U-ICC-004
Nitrate (NO3 ), 1000 g/mL

-
3-
5 x 10 mL
3-
100 mL
U-ICC-005
Phoshate (PO4 ), 1000 g/mL
NIST-3181
Sulfate (SO4 ), 1000 mg/kg
U-ICC-006
2-
5 x 10 mL
2-
Sulfate (SO4 ), 1000 g/mL
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
U-ICC-010
Bromate (BrO3 ) 1000 g/mL in water
U-ICC-011
Chlorate (ClO3 ) 1000 g/mL in water

-
U-ICC-012
Chlorite (ClO2 ) 1000 g/mL in water
100 mL
U-ICC-013
Perchlorate (ClO4 ) 1000 g/mL in water
100 mL
Anion mixtures for ion chromatography

U-ICC-200
IC Anions Mixture 1
100 mL
Solvent : Water
Chloride (Cl-)............... 30 g/mL
Fluoride (F-)................. 20 g/mL
U-ICC-210
2-
Nitrate (NO3 )............100 g/mL

3Phosphate (PO4 ) .....150 g/mL
2-
Sulfate (SO4 )........... 150 g/mL
IC Anions Mixture 2
100 mL
Solvent : Water
Bromide .................... 400 g/mL
Chloride (Cl-)............. 200 g/mL
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Fluoride (F-) ...............100 g/mL

Nitrate (NO32-)............400 g/mL
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Phosphate (PO43-)..... 600 g/mL

Sulfate (SO42-)........... 400 g/mL

Code
Product
Unit
Cations
+
U-ICC-101
Ammonium (NH4 ), 1000 g/mL
U-ICC-102
Barium (Ba ), 1000 g/mL
100 mL
U-ICC-103
2+
100 mL
2+
Calcium (Ca ), 1000 g/mL

+
U-ICC-104
Lithium (Li ), 1000 g/mL
U-ICC-105
Magnesium (Mg ), 1000 g/mL
100 mL
2+
100 mL
U-ICC-106
Potassium (K ), 1000 g/mL
U-ICC-107
Sodium (Na ), 1000 g/mL
U-ICC-108
100 mL
100 mL
100 mL
2+
Strontium (Sr ), 1000 g/mL
100 mL
Cation mixtures for ion chromatography

U-ICC-300
IC Cations Mixture 1
100 mL
Solvent: 2% HNO3
Ammonium (NH4+) .... 400 g/mL
Calcium (Ca2+) ........ 1000 g/mL
U-ICC-310
Lithium (Li ) .................50 g/mL

2+
Magnesium (Mg ).....200 g/mL
Potassium (K ).......... 200 g/mL

+
Sodium (Na ) ............ 200 g/mL
100 mL
Solvent: 0.5% HNO3

+
Ammonium (NH4 ) .... 100 g/mL

Lithium (Li+)................. 10 g/mL
U-ICC-320
Potassium (K+) ............50 g/mL

Sodium (Na+).............100 g/mL
100 mL
Solvent: 2% HNO3
2+
Barium (Ba ).......... 1600 g/mL

Calcium (Ca2+) ........ 1000 g/mL
2+
Magnesium (Mg ).....200 g/mL

2+
Strontium (Sr ) .........600 g/mL
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The CERTAN capillary bottle is sample container with a capillary-opening. It has been specifically
developed for use with and storage of reference solutions. Using the CERTAN bottle the problems
of storing volatile solutions become a thing of the past. Unopened glass ampoules provide an efficient
way of storing volatile standards, but once opened are impossible to reseal and are unsuitable for
further storage. The use of screw cap bottles for volatile standards invariably leads to losses by virtue
of their construction. There is also a higher risk of contamination from the cap itself and from the
insert within the cap.
CERTAN is the solution for solutions!
CERTAN Advantages
- No change in concentration of standard solutions even when open
- Totally secure storage, free of losses
- Minimised risk of contamination
- The filling and removal of aliquots can be easily achieved using a standard GC syringe
- Proven usability from -30C to +50C
- Serial filling is easy with an auto diluter
- Almost impossible to spill.
CERTAN Application Examples

- Supply and storage of LGC Promochem standard solutions
- Storage of standard solutions removed from conventional glass ampoules
- Storage of working stock and standard solutions
- Storage of difficult samples, such as volatile halogen compounds or BTEX aromatics
- Archiving of production samples and extracts
- Transport and storage of ringtest samples.
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CERTAN Principle
The properties of the patented CERTAN capillary bottle depend on the unique way in which the glass
bottle, capillary and screw cap closures have been engineered. The 1.2 mm diameter and 28 mm long
capillary works as a re-condensation zone for any of solvent vaporous. Reducing the surface area
inside the cap ensures a more efficient sealing of the bottle. It also minimizes the chance of
contamination by the cap insert.
The CERTAN capillary bottles combines the advantages of a sealed ampoule with the flexibility of a
screw cap bottle or a septum vial.
Storage tests on CERTAN bottles at room temperature showed that after 15 months the loss by
evaporation from the CERTAN bottle was much lower then the loss by evaporation on opening a
flame sealed ampoule. Both cap and insert have been manufactured in materials which have been
tested to ensure they retain their sealing properties, even with such critical solvents such as
Diethylether.
CERTAN Cleaning Protocol

The CERTAN bottle can be easily cleaned using the following method:
A 0.53 mm quartz capillary is inserted into the CERTAN bottle which is then inverted over a solvent
container similar to a wash bottle. (Refer to illustration below). Dry nitrogen from a standard gas
cylinder pressurizes the container forcing the cleaning solvent up the capillary tube spraying the inside
of the bottle and hence thorough cleaning of the bottle should be achieved. The capillary of the
CERTAN bottle itself is simply cleaned by the action of the cleaning solvent draining through. Tests
using different cleaning solvents showed that Toluene was the most effective solvent in cleaning the
CERTAN bottles.
Once the cleaning process is complete and the cleaning solvents, is all used up, the CERTAN bottle
should be dried by flushing with nitrogen and finally placed in a suitable flame proof oven at 400 C for
at least two hours.
Please note that the CERTAN capillary bottles are gamma-irradiated to obtain the brown colour.
However, at a temperature above 270 C the brown colour will disappear without leaving any
residues.
CERTAN bottle
quartz capillary
container for used solvents
dry Nitrogen
wash bottle with solvent
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Advice
The manufacturing process of the CERTAN bottle, ensures that as far as possible the bottles are
free of any chemical contamination. However it would be good practice to rinse the bottles out with the
same solvent in which your standards are dissolved in. The bottle should also be checked for any
minute glass particles which may occasionally be found, these can be easily flushed out using dry
nitrogen which has been passed through an activated charcoal filter. In the same way the bottle can
be dried after rinsing with the appropriate solvent.
Care should be taken when removing aliquots from the CERTAN bottle, ensure that there are no
droplets adhering to the end of the needle.
Prior to opening a full CERTAN bottle, check to see if a small column of the solution has migrated
into the capillary, if so this can be returned to the bottle easily by a quick flick of the wrist, as you
would mercury in clinical thermometer.
When replacing the cap onto the CERTAN bottle, it should be firmly tightened so that the top of the
capillary leaves a clear indentation on the insert of the cap.
We also recommend that with new CERTAN bottles the cap be re-tightened after 30 minutes to take
up any slack caused by the initial indentation on the insert.
The CERTAN bottle is manufactured out of high quality Duran glass, and robust in its construction.
However, care should be taken when handling to avoid dropping onto hard surfaces.
CERTAN-The ampoule in the bottle

Code
Product
Unit
DE-CE 01
CERTAN capillary bottle (10 x 1.5 mL)
set
DE-CE 05
CERTAN capillary bottle (5 x 4.5 mL)
set
DE-CE 10
CERTAN capillary bottle (5 x 10 mL)
set
Racks for CERTAN

DE-MIG 13
10 place rack for DE-CE 01
unit
DE-MIG 17
unit
DE-MIG 19
unit
DE-ENG 416
Plastic shipping container for single DE-CE 01 / DE-CE 05 bottle
unit
DE-ENG 484
Plastic shipping container for single DE-CE 10 bottle
unit
CERTAN wash-bottle
DE-WB 1000
CERTAN wash bottle incl. capillary
each
Trademarks
CERTAN - LGC Promochem GmbH
BCR - IRMM (Institute for Reference Materials and Measurement)

TM
EnviroConcentrates - ULTRA Scientific, Inc.
Standard Reference Materials , SRMs - NIST National Institute of Standards and Technology
CONOSTAN - Conoco Inc.

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Code number index
Code
number
index
ARC/CL1 ....................14
ARC/CL2 ....................50
ARC/CL4 ....................36
BCR-010.....................86
BCR-017A ..................99
BCR-017B ..................99
BCR-022A ................100
BCR-022B ................100
BCR-023A ................100
BCR-023B ................100
BCR-024B ................100
BCR-024C ................100
BCR-025A ..................99
BCR-025B ..................99
BCR-026.....................86
BCR-027.....................86
BCR-028.....................86
BCR-029.....................86
BCR-030.....................86
BCR-031.....................86
BCR-032.....................56
BCR-033.....................56
BCR-038...................111
BCR-054R ................100
BCR-055...................100
BCR-058...................100
BCR-059A ................100
BCR-059B ................100
BCR-060.....................61
BCR-062.....................58
BCR-063R ..................13
BCR-065.....................64
BCR-074A ................101
BCR-074B ................101
BCR-074C ................101
BCR-075A ................101
BCR-075B ................101
BCR-075C ................101
BCR-089...................104
BCR-090A ................104
BCR-090B ................104
BCR-098...................104
BCR-099...................100
BCR-100.....................58
BCR-101.....................58
BCR-102...................101
BCR-104R ..................68
BCR-105.....................68
BCR-106.....................68
BCR-107.....................68
BCR-108.....................86
BCR-109.....................86
BCR-110.....................86
BCR-112...................115
BCR-113.....................56
BCR-114.....................56
BCR-115.....................55
BCR-121.....................32
BCR-122.....................16
BCR-123A ..................42
BCR-123B ..................42
BCR-126A ..................94
BCR-128...................111
BCR-129.....................60
BCR-150.....................13
BCR-151.....................13
BCR-163.....................20
BCR-178.....................56
BCR-179.....................56
BCR-180.....................64
BCR-181.....................64
BCR-182.....................64
BCR-184.....................19
BCR-185R ..................19
BCR-186.....................19
BCR-187.....................14
BCR-188 .....................14
BCR-189 .....................32
BCR-190R ..................34
BCR-191 .....................49
BCR-262 .....................37
BCR-264 .....................37
BCR-273 .....................63
BCR-274 .....................63
BCR-275 ...................100
BCR-276 ...................100
BCR-278R ..................22
BCR-279 .....................61
BCR-282 .....................14
BCR-283 .....................14
BCR-286A.................101
BCR-286B.................101
BCR-287A.................101
BCR-287B.................101
BCR-288A.................102
BCR-288B.................102
BCR-300 (RM) ............94
BCR-301 (RM) ............94
BCR-302 .....................63
BCR-318 ...................100
BCR-321 ...................102
BCR-322R ................102
BCR-323R ................102
BCR-324R ................102
BCR-325R ................102
BCR-326 ...................102
BCR-327 ...................102
BCR-329 .....................99
BCR-330 .....................99
BCR-331 .....................64
BCR-332 .....................64
BCR-333 .....................64
BCR-334 .....................64
BCR-335 .....................64
BCR-336 .....................64
BCR-349 .....................28
BCR-350 .....................28
BCR-351 ...................102
BCR-352 ...................103
BCR-353 ...................103
BCR-354 ...................103
BCR-355 ...................103
BCR-356 ...................103
BCR-357 ...................103
BCR-358 ...................103
BCR-359 ...................103
BCR-360 ...................103
BCR-361 ...................104
BCR-366R ..................34
BCR-367R ..................34
BCR-375 .....................55
BCR-376 .....................55
BCR-377 .....................33
BCR-378 .....................33
BCR-381 .....................33
BCR-382 .....................32
BCR-383 .....................36
BCR-384 .....................19
BCR-395 .....................68
BCR-396 .....................33
BCR-400 .....................38
BCR-401 .....................37
BCR-402 .....................61
BCR-411 .....................19
BCR-412 .....................19
BCR-420 .....................68
BCR-421 .....................13
BCR-422 .....................28
BCR-423 (RM) ............39
BCR-430 .....................20
BCR-431 .....................36
BCR-444 .....................21
BCR-445 .....................21
BCR-446 .....................34
BCR-447 .....................34
BCR-448 .....................34
BCR-449 .....................69
BCR-450 .....................14
BCR-458 .....................38
BCR-459 .....................38
BCR-460 .................... 64
BCR-463 .................... 28
BCR-464 .................... 28
BCR-465 .................... 33
BCR-466 .................... 33
BCR-467 .................... 34
BCR-471 .................... 33
BCR-472 .................... 33
BCR-474/475 ............. 19
BCR-477 .................... 22
BCR-482 .................... 63
BCR-485 .................... 36
BCR-487 .................... 19
BCR-490 .................. 111
BCR-492-3 ................. 16
BCR-514 .................... 36
BCR-515 .................... 36
BCR-516 .................... 37
BCR-517 .................... 36
BCR-518 .................... 49
BCR-519 .................... 15
BCR-532 (RM) ........... 14
BCR-533 (RM) ........... 15
BCR-534 (RM) ........... 15
BCR-537 .................... 38
BCR-538 .................... 38
BCR-539 .................... 38
BCR-542 .................... 24
BCR-543 .................... 24
BCR-544 .................. 122
BCR-545 .................. 106
BCR-546 .................. 116
BCR-547 .................. 116
BCR-548 .................. 116
BCR-549 .................. 116
BCR-550 .................. 116
BCR-551-2 ............... 117
BCR-553-4 ............... 115
BCR-555 .................. 115
BCR-562 .................. 115
BCR-563 .................... 32
BCR-593 .................... 38
BCR-596 .................... 61
BCR-598 .................... 28
BCR-599 .................... 16
BCR-605 .................. 114
BCR-607 .................... 15
BCR-615 .................. 111
BCR-620 .................. 108
BCR-621 (RM) ......... 108
BCR-623 .................. 108
BCR-626 .................. 122
BCR-627 .................... 29
BCR-648-9 ................. 19
BCR-651 .................... 54
BCR-652 .................... 54
BCR-653 .................... 54
BCR-660 .................... 42
BCR-664 .................... 94
BCR-668 .................... 22
BCR-670 .................... 61
BCR-671 .................... 68
BCR-672 .................... 68
BCR-679 .................... 37
BCR-680 .................... 99
BCR-681 .................... 99
BCR-682 .................... 22
BCR-683 .................... 60
BCR-691 .................. 101
BCR-718 .................... 29
BCR-719 .................... 28
BCR-723 .................. 114
B-MYC0200 ............... 39
B-MYC0220 ............... 39
B-MYC0240 ............... 39
B-MYC0260 ............... 39
B-MYC0280 ............... 39
B-MYC0300 ............... 40
B-MYC0320 ............... 39
B-MYC0320-C............ 39
B-MYC0340 ............... 39
B-MYC0340-C............ 39
B-MYC0360 ............... 39
B-MYC0360-C............ 39
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B-MYC0400................ 39
B-MYC0400-C............ 39
B-MYC0420................ 39
B-MYC0440................ 40
B-MYC0480................ 39
B-MYC0480-C............ 39
B-MYC0490................ 39
B-MYC0490-C............ 39
B-MYC0500................ 39
B-MYC0600................ 40
B-MYC0600-C............ 40
B-MYC0700................ 40
CERERA-011........... 116
CERERA-012........... 116
CERERA-013K ........ 118
CERERA-014........... 116
CERERA-020........... 117
CERERA-021........... 116
CERERA-024S ........ 116
CERERA-025S ........ 116
CERERA-026S ........ 116
CERERA-027S ........ 116
CERERA-028........... 117
CERERA-029........... 118
CERERA-030........... 118
CERERA-037........... 118
CERERB-016........... 116
CERERB-017........... 116
CERERB-018........... 116
CERERB-023........... 116
CERERB-026S ........ 116
CERERB-028S ........ 116
CERERB-029S ........ 116
CERERC-006........... 116
CERERC-011S ........ 116
CERERC-015S ........ 116
CERERC-016........... 116
CERERD-030........... 116
CERERD-035S ........ 116
CERERF-003 ........... 116
CERERF-004S......... 116
CERERF-005S......... 116
CERERG-002 .......... 116
CERERH-003........... 116
CERERH-005S ........ 116
CERERH-011........... 116
CERERH-012S ........ 116
CERERI-003 ............ 117
CERERI-004 ............ 117
CERERI-005 ............ 117
CERERI-009S.......... 117
CERERM-002 .......... 117
CERERM-020 .......... 117
CERERM-022S........ 117
CERERM-023S........ 117
CERERM-024 .......... 117
CERERP-005........... 117
CERERP-030S ........ 117
CERERT-007 ........... 117
CERERT-011 ........... 117
CERERT-012 ........... 117
CERERT-027S......... 117
CERERV-001........... 117
CERERV-002S ........ 117
CON-Ag1000 ............. 77
CON-Ag5000 ............. 77
CON-Al1000............... 75
CON-Al5000............... 75
CON-AM41000........... 79
CON-AM4900............. 79
CON-AM81000........... 79
CON-AM8900............. 79
CON-As100................ 75
CON-B1000 ............... 76
CON-B5000 ............... 76
CON-Ba1000 ............. 75
CON-Ba5000 ............. 75
CON-Be1000 ............. 75
CON-Be5000 ............. 75
CON-Bi1000............... 75
CON-Bi5000............... 75
CON-Ca1000 ............. 76
CON-Ca5000 ............. 76
CON-Cd1000 ............. 76
CON-Cd5000 ............. 76
CON-Cl10................... 80
CON-Cl100................. 80
CON-Cl1000............... 80
CON-Cl10000............. 80
CON-Cl500................. 80
CON-Cl5000............... 80
CON-Cl50000............. 80
CON-Cl-blank............. 80
CON-Co1000 ............. 76
CON-Co5000 ............. 76
CON-Cr1000 .............. 76
CON-Cr5000 .............. 76
CON-Cu1000 ............. 76
CON-Cu5000 ............. 76
CON-D12810 ............. 83
CON-D128100 ........... 83
CON-D12830 ............. 83
CON-D128300 ........... 83
CON-D1285 ............... 83
CON-D12850 ............. 83
CON-D19 Set ............. 84
CON-D19-0 ................ 83
CON-D19410 ............. 83
CON-D194100 ........... 84
CON-D19430 ............. 84
CON-D194300 ........... 84
CON-D1945 ............... 83
CON-D19450 ............. 84
CON-D194500 ........... 84
CON-D194700 ........... 84
CON-D194900 ........... 84
CON-D38100 ............. 83
CON-EBO2016 .......... 81
CON-EBO204 ............ 81
CON-EBO7516 .......... 81
CON-EBO754 ............ 81
CON-Fe1000.............. 76
CON-Fe5000.............. 76
CON-FTIR-OTSBR .... 82
CON-FTIR-OTSPE .... 82
CON-Hg100 ............... 76
CON-In1000 ............... 76
CON-In5000 ............... 76
CON-K1000................ 76
CON-K5000................ 76
CON-La1000 .............. 76
CON-La5000 .............. 76
CON-Li1000 ............... 76
CON-Li5000 ............... 76
CON-Mg1000 ............. 76
CON-Mg5000 ............. 76
CON-Mn1000 ............. 76
CON-Mn5000 ............. 76
CON-Mo1000 ............. 76
CON-Mo5000 ............. 76
CON-Na1000 ............. 77
CON-Na5000 ............. 77
CON-Ni1000............... 76
CON-Ni5000............... 76
CON-P1000................ 76
CON-P5000................ 76
CON-Pb1000.............. 76
CON-Pb5000.............. 76
CON-PS2806 ............. 81
CON-PSCK ................ 81
CON-PSOLV19.......... 81
CON-PSOLV4............ 81
CON-PSSCF.............. 81
CON-PSUFTD ........... 81
CON-PTSM-Set ......... 82
CON-PTSQ-Set ......... 82
CON-S100.................. 80
CON-S1000................ 80
CON-S10000.............. 80
CON-S12410.............. 78
CON-S124100............ 79
CON-S12430.............. 78
CON-S124300............ 79
CON-S12450.............. 78
CON-S124500............ 79
CON-S124900............ 79
CON-S12810.............. 78
CON-S128100............ 79
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CON-S12830 ..............78
CON-S128300 ............79
CON-S12850 ..............78
CON-S128500 ............79
CON-S128900 ............79
CON-S15000 ..............80
CON-S20000 ..............80
CON-S21410 ..............77
CON-S214100 ............78
CON-S21430 ..............77
CON-S214300 ............78
CON-S21450 ..............78
CON-S214500 ............78
CON-S214900 ............78
CON-S21810 ..............77
CON-S218100 ............78
CON-S21830 ..............77
CON-S218300 ............78
CON-S21850 ..............78
CON-S218500 ............78
CON-S218900 ............78
CON-S250 ..................80
CON-S2500 ................80
CON-S25000 ..............80
CON-S30000 ..............80
CON-S40000 ..............80
CON-S50 ....................80
CON-S500 ..................80
CON-S5000 ................80
CON-S50000 ..............80
CON-S750 ..................80
CON-S7500 ................80
CON-Sb1000 ..............75
CON-Sb5000 ..............75
CON-Sblank ...............80
CON-Sc2000 ..............76
CON-Se100 ................76
CON-Si1000 ...............76
CON-Si5000 ...............77
CON-Sn1000 ..............77
CON-Sn5000 ..............77
CON-Sr1000...............77
CON-Sr5000...............77
CON-Ti1000 ...............77
CON-Ti5000 ...............77
CON-V1000 ................77
CON-V5000 ................77
CON-W1000...............77
CON-W5000...............77
CON-Y1000 ................77
CON-Y5000 ................77
CON-Zn1000 ..............77
CON-Zn5000 ..............77
CSIR-MYC 005 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 006 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 007 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 008 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 009 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 013 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 015 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 017 ...........40
CSIR-MYC 019 ...........40
CSIR-MYC 020 ...........40
CSIR-MYC 021 ...........40
CSIR-MYC 024 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 025 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 026 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 027 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 028 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 029 ...........39
CSIR-MYC 030 ...........39
DE-CE 01 .................152
DE-CE 05 .................152
DE-CE 10 .................152
DE-ENG 416.............152
DE-ENG 484.............152
DE-MIG 13................152
DE-MIG 17................152
DE-MIG 19................152
DE-WB 1000 ............152
EC 1.1.........................96
Glass No.4..................96
Glass No.5..................96
Glass No.6..................96
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Glass No.7 ..................96

Glass No.8 ..................96
IAEA-140OC ...............62
IAEA-140TM ...............62
IAEA-152 ....................15
IAEA-153 ....................14
IAEA-154 ....................15
IAEA-155 ....................14
IAEA-156 ....................61
IAEA-303 ..................124
IAEA-305 ..................124
IAEA-311 ..................124
IAEA-321 ....................15
IAEA-336 ....................63
IAEA-352 ....................31
IAEA-359 ....................37
IAEA-373 ....................61
IAEA-MA-B3/R............31
IAEA-RGTh-1..............90
IAEA-RGU-1 ...............90
IAEA-V-10...................60
IAEA-V-8.....................33
IAEA-V-9.....................61
IBPO002 .....................53
IBPO003 .....................53
IBPO004 .....................53
IBPO005 .....................53
IBPO007 .....................53
IBPO008 .....................53
IBPO009 .....................53
IBPO010 .....................53
IBPO011 .....................53
IBPO012 .....................53
IBPO013 .....................53
IBPO014 .....................53
IBPO015 .....................53
IBPO016 .....................53
IBPO017 .....................53
IC-CTA-FFA-1...........112
IC-CTA-OTL1..............59
IC-CTA-VTL2 ..............60
IC-INCT-MPH-2 ..........63
IC-INCT-TL-1 ........37, 60
IPO F 010....................52
IPO F 170....................52
IRMM-410S0...............35
IRMM-410S1...............35
IRMM-410S2...............35
IRMM-410S3...............35
IRMM-410S4...............35
IRMM-410S5...............35
IRMM-413-0 ................35
IRMM-413-1 ................35
IRMM-413-2 ................35
IRMM-413-3 ................35
IRMM-413-4 ................35
IRMM-413-5 ................35
IRMM-441 ...................71
IRMM-442 ...................71
IRMM-444 ...................21
IRMM-445 ...................21
IRMM-446 ...................21
LGC3000 ....................68
LGC3001 ....................68
LGC3002 ....................68
LGC3003 ....................68
LGC3004 ..................105
LGC4000 ..................119
LGC4001 ..................119
LGC4002 ..................119
LGC4003 ..................119
LGC4004 ..................119
LGC4005 ..................119
LGC4006 ..................119
LGC4007 ..................119
LGC4008 ..................119
LGC4009 ..................119
LGC5000 ....................54
LGC5001 ....................54
LGC5002 ....................54
LGC5003 ....................54
LGC5004 ....................54
LGC5005 ....................54
LGC5100 ....................54
LGC5404.................... 54
LGC5405.................... 54
LGC5406.................... 54
LGC5407.................... 54
LGC5408.................... 54
LGC6147.................... 68
LGC6180 (RM)......... 111
LGC7000.................... 17
LGC7001.................... 17
LGC7003.................... 32
LGC7011.................... 51
LGC7012.................... 51
LGC7013.................... 51
LGC7014.................... 51
LGC7015.................... 51
LGC7016.................... 49
LGC7101.................... 28
LGC7103.................... 49
LGC7104 (RM)........... 13
LGC7105 (RM)........... 49
LGC7106 (RM)........... 13
LGC7107 (RM)........... 49
LGC7111.................... 36
LGC7112.................... 17
LGC7120 (RM)........... 38
LGC7122-23 .............. 38
LGC7130.................... 51
LGC7131.................... 51
LGC7140 (RM)........... 51
LGC7150 (RM)........... 17
LGC7151 (RM)........... 17
LGC7152 (RM)........... 17
LGC7160.................... 22
LGC7162.............. 36, 62
LGC7172 (RM)........... 55
LGC7173 (RM)........... 55
LGC7176.................... 55
LGC7200 (RM)........... 17
LGC7201 (RM)........... 17
LGC7202 (RM)........... 17
LGC7203 (RM)........... 18
LGC7204 (RM)........... 18
LGC7205 (RM)........... 18
LGC7206 (RM)........... 18
LGC7207 (RM)........... 18
LGC7208 (RM)........... 18
LGC7209 (RM)........... 18
LGC7300.................... 52
LGC7301.................... 52
LGC7302.................... 52
LGC7305.................... 52
LGC9000.................. 105
LGC9001.................. 105
LGCQC1001 .............. 41
LGCQC1002 .............. 41
LGCQC1003 .............. 41
LGCQC1004 .............. 41
LGCQC1005 .............. 41
LGCQC1050 .............. 41
MURST-ISS-A2.......... 29
NAMI A-2 ................. 106
NAMI B-2 ................. 106
NAMI(5)/A-2 ............. 106
NAMI(5)/B-2 ............. 106
NIES03....................... 62
NIST-1051B ............. 122
NIST-1052B ............. 122
NIST-1053A ............. 122
NIST-1057B ............. 122
NIST-1059C ............. 122
NIST-1060A ............. 122
NIST-1065B ............. 122
NIST-1066................ 122
NIST-1069B ............. 122
NIST-1070A ............. 122
NIST-1071B ............. 122
NIST-1073B ............. 122
NIST-1075A ............. 122
NIST-1077A ............. 122
NIST-1078B ............. 122
NIST-1079B ............. 122
NIST-1080A ............. 122
NIST-1083.................. 72
NIST-1084a................ 72
Edition 2003/2004
NIST-1085b................ 72
NIST-112b.................. 91
NIST-120c ............ 56, 90
NIST-1216................ 120
NIST-1411.................. 94
NIST-1412.................. 94
NIST-1413.................. 95
NIST-141D ............... 119
NIST-142.................. 119
NIST-143D ............... 119
NIST-148.................. 119
NIST-1515.................. 58
NIST-1544.................. 50
NIST-1546.................. 20
NIST-1547.................. 58
NIST-1548a................ 50
NIST-1549.................. 13
NIST-154c ................ 105
NIST-1563.................. 38
NIST-1566b................ 25
NIST-1567a................ 32
NIST-1568a................ 34
NIST-1570a................ 63
NIST-1573a................ 63
NIST-1575A ............... 58
NIST-1577b................ 19
NIST-1580.................. 70
NIST-1582.................. 70
NIST-1588a................ 29
NIST-1616a................ 70
NIST-1617a................ 70
NIST-1619b................ 70
NIST-1620c ................ 70
NIST-1621e................ 70
NIST-1622e................ 70
NIST-1623c ................ 70
NIST-1630A ............... 64
NIST-1632c ................ 65
NIST-1633b.............. 111
NIST-1634c ................ 69
NIST-1635.................. 65
NIST-1648................ 113
NIST-1649a.............. 114
NIST-165a.................. 95
NIST-17e.................. 121
NIST-180.................... 86
NIST-181.................... 86
NIST-1815a................ 71
NIST-1816a................ 71
NIST-1818a................ 69
NIST-1819a................ 69
NIST-182.................... 86
NIST-1829.................. 72
NIST-183.................... 87
NIST-1830.................. 96
NIST-1831.................. 96
NIST-1834.................. 96
NIST-1835.................. 90
NIST-1836.................. 69
NIST-1837.................. 72
NIST-1838.................. 72
NIST-1839.................. 72
NIST-1845.................. 49
NIST-1846.................. 13
NIST-1848.................. 69
NIST-1866a.............. 110
NIST-1872.................. 98
NIST-1873.................. 98
NIST-1876b.............. 110
NIST-1878a.............. 115
NIST-1879a.............. 115
NIST-1880a................ 92
NIST-1881a................ 92
NIST-1882a................ 92
NIST-1883a................ 92
NIST-1884a................ 92
NIST-1885a................ 92
NIST-1886a................ 92
NIST-1887a................ 93
NIST-1888a................ 93
NIST-1889a................ 93
NIST-193.................... 56
NIST-194.................... 56
NIST-1946.................. 30
NIST-1975................ 112
NIST-198.................... 91
NIST-199.................... 91
NIST-200a.................. 56
NIST-2063a................ 98
NIST-2141................ 119
NIST-2143................ 120
NIST-2144................ 120
NIST-2286.................. 72
NIST-2287.................. 72
NIST-2288.................. 73
NIST-2289.................. 73
NIST-2290.................. 73
NIST-2291.................. 73
NIST-2292.................. 73
NIST-2293.................. 73
NIST-2294.................. 73
NIST-2295.................. 73
NIST-2296.................. 73
NIST-2297.................. 73
NIST-2298.................. 70
NIST-2299.................. 70
NIST-2383.................. 49
NIST-2387.................. 16
NIST-2430.................. 87
NIST-2556................ 105
NIST-2557................ 105
NIST-2567................ 105
NIST-2570................ 108
NIST-2571................ 108
NIST-2572................ 108
NIST-2573................ 108
NIST-2574................ 108
NIST-2575................ 109
NIST-2576................ 109
NIST-2579a.............. 108
NIST-2580................ 109
NIST-2581................ 109
NIST-2582................ 109
NIST-2583................ 115
NIST-2584................ 115
NIST-2586................ 109
NIST-2587................ 109
NIST-2589................ 109
NIST-25d.................... 87
NIST-2678................ 107
NIST-2679a.............. 106
NIST-2681................ 107
NIST-2682b................ 65
NIST-2683b................ 65
NIST-2684b................ 65
NIST-2685.................. 65
NIST-2686.................. 93
NIST-2687.................. 93
NIST-2688.................. 93
NIST-2689................ 112
NIST-2690................ 112
NIST-2691................ 112
NIST-2692b................ 65
NIST-2695.................. 61
NIST-2713.................. 71
NIST-2714.................. 71
NIST-2717a................ 70
NIST-2718.................. 67
NIST-2719.................. 67
NIST-2721.................. 70
NIST-2722.................. 70
NIST-2724b................ 71
NIST-276b.................. 91
NIST-277.................... 87
NIST-2775.................. 66
NIST-2776.................. 66
NIST-2783................ 107
NIST-2890.................. 71
NIST-2975................ 113
NIST-2976.................. 22
NIST-2977.................. 23
NIST-2978.................. 24
NIST-3101A ............. 125
NIST-3102A ............. 125
NIST-3103A ............. 125
NIST-3104A ............. 125
NIST-3105A ............. 126
NIST-3107................ 126
Code number index

NIST-3108 ................126
NIST-3109 ...............126
NIST-3110A ..............126
NIST-3112A ..............126
NIST-3113 ................126
NIST-3114 ................127
NIST-3115A ..............127
NIST-3117A ..............127
NIST-3118 ...............127
NIST-3119 ...............127
NIST-3120 ...............127
NIST-3121 ................127
NIST-3122 ................127
NIST-3124A ..............128
NIST-3126A ..............128
NIST-3127 ...............128
NIST-3128 ................128
NIST-3129 ...............128
NIST-3130A ..............128
NIST-3131A ..............128
NIST-3132 ................129
NIST-3133 ................129
NIST-3134 ................129
NIST-3135A ..............129
NIST-3136 ................129
NIST-3137 ................129
NIST-3138 ................129
NIST-3139A ..............129
NIST-3140 ................129
NIST-3141A ..............130
NIST-3142A ..............130
NIST-3143 ................130
NIST-3144 ................130
NIST-3145A ..............130
NIST-3147A ..............130
NIST-3148 ...............130
NIST-3149 ................130
NIST-3150 ................131
NIST-3151 ................131
NIST-3152A ..............131
NIST-3153A ..............131
NIST-3154 ................131
NIST-3155 ................131
NIST-3156 ................131
NIST-3157A ..............131
NIST-3158A ..............132
NIST-3159 ................132
NIST-3160A ..............132
NIST-3161A ..............132
NIST-3162A ..............132
NIST-3163 ................132
NIST-3164 ................132
NIST-3165 ................132
NIST-3166A ..............132
NIST-3167A ..............133
NIST-3168A ..............133
NIST-3169 ................133
NIST-3181 ................148
NIST-3182 ................148
NIST-3183 ................148
NIST-3185 ................148
NIST-3186 ................148
NIST-330 ....................87
NIST-350A ................121
NIST-351 ..................121
NIST-40H..................121
NIST-600 ....................89
NIST-607 ....................97
NIST-610 ....................97
NIST-611 ....................97
NIST-612 ....................97
NIST-613 ....................97
NIST-614 ....................97
NIST-615 ....................97
NIST-616 ....................98
NIST-617 ....................98
NIST-620 ....................95
NIST-621 ....................95
NIST-670 ....................89
NIST-690 ....................88
NIST-691 ....................88
NIST-692 ....................88
NIST-693 ....................88
NIST-694 ..............56, 90
NIST-696 ....................89
NIST-697 ....................89
NIST-698 ....................89
NIST-699 ....................89
NIST-69b ....................89
NIST-723D................121
NIST-76a ....................91
NIST-77a ....................91
NIST-78a ....................91
NIST-79a ....................86
NIST-81a ....................95
NIST-83D..................121
NIST-84K ..................121
NIST-886 ....................90
NIST-887 ....................91
NIST-888 ....................91
NIST-889 ....................91
NIST-89 ......................94
NIST-92 ......................94
NIST-93a ....................94
NIST-951 ..........121, 123
NIST-952 ..................123
NIST-975a ................123
NIST-977 ..................123
NIST-978A ................123
NIST-979 ..................123
NIST-981 ..................123
NIST-986 ..................123
NIST-987 ..........121, 123
NIST-991 ..................123
NIST-994 ..................123
NIST-997 ..................124
NIST-999A ................121
NIST-RM 8411..........110
NIST-RM 8412......33, 61
NIST-RM 8413......33, 61
NIST-RM 8414............20
NIST-RM 8415............49
NIST-RM 8418............32
NIST-RM 8432............33
NIST-RM 8433............33
NIST-RM 8435............13
NIST-RM 8436............32
NIST-RM 8437............32
NIST-RM 8438............32
NIST-RM 8441............33
NIST-RM 8455............87
NIST-RM 8495..........105
NIST-RM 8496..........105
NIST-RM 8505............71
NIST-RM 8506a..........71
NIST-RM 8507............72
NIST-RM 8509............72
NIST-RM 8510............72
NIST-RM 8680..........109
NJV 94-1.....................67
NJV 94-2.....................67
NJV 94-3.....................67
NJV 94-4.....................67
NJV 94-5.....................67
NRCCARP-2...............31
NRCCRM-DA-d ..........27
NRCCRM-dcSTX........26
NRCCRM-GTX14b .....26
NRCCRM-GTX23b .....26
NRCCRM-GTX5b .......26
NRCCRM-MUS-b .......25
NRCCRM-NEO-b........26
NRCCRM-OA-b ..........26
NRCCRM-STX-d ........26
NRCCRM-STXdiAc.....26
NRCDOLT-3 ...............31
NRCDORM-2..............31
NRCLUTS-1................25
NRCTORT-2...............25
NRMGBW03118.........90
NRMGBW03119.........90
NRMGBW03120.........90
NRMGBW03132.........95
NRMGBW03201a.......93
NRMGBW06101a.....121
NRMGBW06102.......121
NRMGBW06103a.....121
NRMGBW06104.......121
NRMGBW06105b .... 121

NRMGBW06106a .... 121
NRMGBW06107a .... 121
NRMGBW06108 ...... 121
NRMGBW06109 ...... 121
NRMGBW06110 ...... 121
NRMGBW06501 ........ 57
NRMGBW06502 ........ 57
NRMGBW06503 ........ 57
NRMGBW07213 ........ 88
NRMGBW07218a ...... 88
NRMGBW07235 ........ 89
NRMGBW07236 ........ 89
NRMGBW07237 ........ 86
NRMGBW07238 ........ 90
NRMGBW07239 ........ 90
NRMGBW07240 ........ 87
NRMGBW07241 ........ 87
NRMGBW07261 ........ 87
NRMGBW07262 ........ 87
NRMGBW07263 ........ 87
NRMGBW07264 ........ 88
NRMGBW07265 ........ 88
NRMGBW07266 ........ 88
NRMGBW07602 ........ 59
NRMGBW07603 ........ 59
NRMGBW07604 ........ 59
NRMGBW07605 .. 37, 60
NRMGBW08401 ...... 112
NRMGBW08403 ...... 112
NRMGBW08501 ........ 58
NRMGBW08503 ........ 32
NRMGBW08508 ........ 34
NRMGBW08510 ........ 34
NRMGBW08511 ........ 34
NRMGBW08512 ........ 34
NRMGBW08551 ........ 20
NRMGBW08552 ........ 20
NRMGBW08571 ........ 22
NRMGBW08572 ........ 25
NRMGBW10001 ........ 52
NRMGBW10002 ........ 52
NRMGBW10003 ........ 52
NRMGBW10004 ........ 52
NRMGBW10005 ........ 52
NRMGBW11101c ...... 65
NRMGBW11102c ...... 65
NRMGBW11103b ...... 65
NRMGBW11104b ...... 66
NRMGBW11105a ...... 66
NRMGBW11106a ...... 67
NRMGBW11107b ...... 66
NRMGBW11108b ...... 66
NRMGBW11109b ...... 66
NRMGBW11110b ...... 66
NRMGBW11111a ...... 66
NRMGBW11112a ...... 66
NRMGBW11113a ...... 66
NRMGBW11201 ........ 73
NRMGBW11202 ........ 73
RH36976.................... 39
RTC-CRM002 .......... 107
RTC-CRM004 .......... 107
RTC-CRM006 .......... 109
RTC-CRM009 .......... 110
RTC-CRM010 .......... 110
RTC-CRM011 .......... 110
RTC-CRM013 .......... 109
RTC-CRM014 .......... 115
RTC-CRM017 .......... 109
RTC-CRM101 .......... 110
RTC-CRM920 ............ 69
Sand No.1 .................. 95
Sand No.6 .................. 95
Sand No.8 .................. 95
Sand No.9 .................. 95
SGT 10....................... 97
SGT 10-P ................... 97
SGT 11....................... 97
SGT 11-P ................... 97
SLV DIET A ............... 50
SLV DIET B ............... 50
SLV DIET C ............... 50
SLV DIET D ............... 50
Edition 2003/2004
SLV DIET E................ 51

SLV DIET F................ 51
SLV FUNGUS ............ 37
SMRD 2000................ 20
SS99850-0 ................. 74
SS99851-0 ................. 74
SS99852-0 ................. 74
SS99853-0 ................. 74
SS99854-0 ................. 74
SS99856-0 ................. 74
SS99857-0 ................. 70
SS99858-0 ................. 70
SS99859-0 ................. 68
SS99860-0 ................. 69
SS99861-0 ................. 69
SS99862-0 ................. 69
SS99863-0 ................. 69
SS99864-0 ................. 74
SS99865-0 ................. 74
STA 003 ..................... 54
U-ECK-003............... 134
U-ECK-004............... 134
U-ECK-005............... 134
U-ECK-011............... 135
U-ECK-012............... 134
U-ECK-013............... 134
U-ECK-014............... 135
U-ECK-015............... 135
U-ECK-019............... 135
U-ECK-020............... 134
U-ECK-022............... 135
U-ECK-023............... 135
U-ECK-024............... 134
U-ECK-025............... 135
U-ECK-026............... 134
U-ECK-027............... 134
U-ECK-028............... 135
U-ECK-029............... 134
U-ECK-030............... 135
U-ECK-033............... 134
U-ECK-034............... 135
U-ECK-038............... 135
U-ECK-042............... 135
U-ECK-047............... 135
U-ECK-048............... 134
U-ECK-050............... 135
U-ECK-051............... 134
U-ECK-056............... 134
U-ECK-080............... 135
U-ECK-081............... 135
U-ECK-082............... 134
U-FLBA-001 ............... 45
U-FLBA-002 ............... 45
U-FLBA-003 ............... 45
U-FLBA-004 ............... 45
U-FLBA-006 ............... 45
U-FLBA-007 ............... 45
U-FLBA-008 ............... 45
U-FLBA-011 ............... 45
U-FLBA-012 ............... 45
U-FLBA-013 ............... 45
U-FLBA-014 ............... 45
U-FLBA-015 ............... 45
U-FLBA-016 ............... 45
U-FLBA-017 ............... 45
U-FLBA-018 ............... 45
U-FLBA-021 ............... 44
U-FLBA-022 ............... 45
U-FLBA-026 ............... 45
U-FLBA-027 ............... 45
U-FLBA-028 ............... 45
U-FLBA-030 ............... 44
U-FLBA-031 ............... 45
U-FLBA-032 ............... 45
U-FLBA-034 ............... 44
U-FLBA-035 ............... 45
U-FLBA-036 ............... 45
U-FLBA-037 ............... 45
U-FLBA-038 ............... 45
U-FLBA-042 ............... 46
U-FLBA-043 ............... 46
U-FLMS-010............... 47
U-FLMS-012............... 44
U-FLMS-013............... 44
U-FLMS-014............... 46
U-FLMS-015............... 45
U-FLMS-016............... 43
U-FLMS-017............... 44
U-FLMS-018............... 43
U-FLMS-019............... 47
U-FLMS-020............... 47
U-FLMS-021............... 46
U-FLMS-022............... 44
U-FLMS-023............... 44
U-FLMS-024............... 46
U-FLMS-026............... 47
U-FLMS-035............... 46
U-FLPK-001 ............... 47
U-FLPK-002 ............... 52
U-FLPK-003 ............... 47
U-FLPK-004 ............... 47
U-FLPK-005 ............... 48
U-FLPK-007 ............... 52
U-FLSA-001 ............... 43
U-FLSA-002 ............... 43
U-FLSA-003 ............... 44
U-FLSA-004 ............... 46
U-FLSA-005 ............... 43
U-FLSA-006 ............... 43
U-FLSA-007 ............... 47
U-FLSA-008 ............... 44
U-FLSA-009 ............... 46
U-FLSA-010 ............... 43
U-FLSA-011 ............... 43
U-FLSA-012 ............... 47
U-FLSA-013 ............... 44
U-FLSA-014 ............... 45
U-FLSA-015 ............... 47
U-FLSA-016 ............... 43
U-FLSA-017 ............... 43
U-FLSA-018 ............... 44
U-FLSA-019 ............... 46
U-FLSA-020 ............... 43
U-FLSA-021 ............... 43
U-FLSA-022 ............... 47
U-FLSA-023 ............... 44
U-FLSA-024 ............... 46
U-FLSA-025 ............... 43
U-FLSA-026 ............... 43
U-FLSA-027 ............... 47
U-FLSA-028 ............... 44
U-FLSA-029 ............... 45
U-FLSA-030 ............... 47
U-FLSA-031 ............... 44
U-FLSA-032 ............... 46
U-FLSA-033 ............... 46
U-FLSA-034 ............... 44
U-FLSA-035 ............... 45
U-FLSA-036 ............... 43
U-FLSA-037 ............... 47
U-FLSA-038 ............... 46
U-FLSA-039 ............... 44
U-FLSA-040 ............... 45
U-FLSA-041 ............... 44
U-FLSA-046 ............... 44
U-FLSA-047 ............... 46
U-FLSA-048 ............... 46
U-FLSA-049 ............... 44
U-FLSA-050 ............... 45
U-FLSA-051 ............... 44
U-FLSA-052 ............... 47
U-FLSA-053 ............... 46
U-FLSA-054 ............... 44
U-FLSA-055 ............... 45
U-FLSA-056 ............... 44
U-FLSA-057 ............... 47
U-FLSA-058 ............... 46
U-FLSA-059 ............... 44
U-FLSA-062 ............... 45
U-FLSA-063 ............... 46
U-FLSA-064 ............... 46
U-FLSA-065 ............... 46
U-FLSA-066 ............... 43
U-FLSA-067 ............... 46
U-FLSA-068 ............... 46
U-FLSA-069 ............... 46
U-FLSA-070 ............... 46
U-FLSA-071 ............... 46
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Code number index

U-FLSA-072................43
U-FLSA-073................43
U-FLSA-074................45
U-FLSA-076................45
U-FLSA-077................46
U-FLSA-078................46
U-FLSA-079................46
U-FLSA-080................43
U-FLSA-081................46
U-FLSA-082................46
U-FLSA-083................47
U-FLSA-084................46
U-FLSA-085................46
U-FLSA-086................43
U-FLSA-087................43
U-FLSA-088................45
U-FLSA-089................44
U-FLSA-090................44
U-FLSA-091................43
U-FLSA-092................44
U-FLSA-093................44
U-FLSA-094................43
U-FLSA-095................44
U-FLSA-096................44
U-FLSA-097................43
U-FLSA-098................43
U-FLSA-100................43
U-FLSA-101................43
U-FLSA-104................44
U-FLSA-105................44
U-FLSA-106................43
U-FLSA-107................43
U-FLSA-109................43
U-FLSA-110................43
U-FLSA-113................43
U-FLSA-114................46
U-FLSA-115................43
U-FLSA-117................44
U-FLSA-118................44
U-FLSA-119................46
U-FLSA-120................45
U-FLSA-121................43
U-FLSA-125................47
U-FLSA-127................46
U-FLSA-130................43
U-FLSA-131................46
U-FLSA-132................43
U-FLSA-134................44
U-FLSA-135................44
U-FLSA-136................46
U-FLSA-137................45
U-FLSA-138................43
U-FLSA-142................47
U-FLSA-144................46
U-FLSA-147................44
U-FLSA-148................44
U-IAA-003 .................141
U-IAA-004 .................140
U-IAA-005 .................140
U-IAA-011 .................142
U-IAA-012 .................141
U-IAA-013 .................140
U-IAA-014 .................142
U-IAA-015 .................141
U-IAA-016 .................142
U-IAA-019 .................142
U-IAA-020 .................140
U-IAA-022 .................142
U-IAA-023 .................143
U-IAA-024 .................140
U-IAA-025 .................141
U-IAA-026 .................141
U-IAA-027 .................140
U-IAA-028 .................141
U-IAA-029 .................140
U-IAA-030 .................143
U-IAA-031 .................141
U-IAA-032 .................141
U-IAA-033 .................140
156
U-IAA-034 .................142
U-IAA-038 .................142
U-IAA-039 .................143
U-IAA-040 .................143
U-IAA-041 .................141
U-IAA-042 .................141
U-IAA-047 .................142
U-IAA-048 .................140
U-IAA-049 .................141
U-IAA-050 .................142
U-IAA-051 .................140
U-IAA-052 .................142
U-IAA-055 .................140
U-IAA-056 .................140
U-IAA-057 .................141
U-IAA-058 .................140
U-IAA-059 .................142
U-IAA-060 .................141
U-IAA-062 .................142
U-IAA-063 .................141
U-IAA-064 .................141
U-IAA-065 .................142
U-IAA-066 .................140
U-IAA-067 .................141
U-IAA-068 .................140
U-IAA-070 .................143
U-IAA-073 .................142
U-IAA-074 .................142
U-IAA-080 .................141
U-IAA-081 .................142
U-IAA-082 .................141
U-IAA-083 .................140
U-IAA-090 .................142
U-IAA-092 .................142
U-IAA-203 .................137
U-IAA-204 .................136
U-IAA-205 .................136
U-IAA-211 .................138
U-IAA-212 .................137
U-IAA-213 .................136
U-IAA-214 .................138
U-IAA-215 .................138
U-IAA-216 .................139
U-IAA-219 .................138
U-IAA-220 .................136
U-IAA-221 .................138
U-IAA-222 .................139
U-IAA-223 .................139
U-IAA-224 .................136
U-IAA-225 .................137
U-IAA-226 .................137
U-IAA-227 .................136
U-IAA-228 .................138
U-IAA-229 .................136
U-IAA-230 .................139
U-IAA-231 .................137
U-IAA-232 .................137
U-IAA-233 .................136
U-IAA-234 .................138
U-IAA-237 .................138
U-IAA-238 .................138
U-IAA-239 .................139
U-IAA-240 .................139
U-IAA-241 .................138
U-IAA-242 .................137
U-IAA-244 .................138
U-IAA-245 .................138
U-IAA-246 .................138
U-IAA-247 .................138
U-IAA-248 .................136
U-IAA-249 .................137
U-IAA-250 .................139
U-IAA-251 .................136
U-IAA-252 .................139
U-IAA-255 .................136
U-IAA-256 .................136
U-IAA-257 .................137
U-IAA-258 .................136
U-IAA-259 .................138
U-IAA-260 ................ 137

U-IAA-262 ................ 138
U-IAA-263 ................ 136
U-IAA-264 ................ 137
U-IAA-265 ................ 139
U-IAA-266 ................ 136
U-IAA-267 ................ 137
U-IAA-268 ................ 136
U-IAA-269 ................ 139
U-IAA-270 ................ 139
U-IAA-271 ................ 137
U-IAA-272 ................ 137
U-IAA-273 ................ 139
U-IAA-274 ................ 139
U-IAA-275 ................ 138
U-IAA-277 ................ 137
U-IAA-278 ................ 138
U-IAA-279 ................ 137
U-IAA-280 ................ 137
U-IAA-281 ................ 139
U-IAA-282 ................ 137
U-IAA-283 ................ 136
U-IAA-290 ................ 139
U-IAA-292 ................ 139
U-ICC-001................ 148
U-ICC-002................ 148
U-ICC-003................ 148
U-ICC-004................ 148
U-ICC-005................ 148
U-ICC-006................ 148
U-ICC-007................ 148
U-ICC-010................ 148
U-ICC-011................ 148
U-ICC-012................ 148
U-ICC-013................ 148
U-ICC-101................ 149
U-ICC-102................ 149
U-ICC-103................ 149
U-ICC-104................ 149
U-ICC-105................ 149
U-ICC-106................ 149
U-ICC-107................ 149
U-ICC-108................ 149
U-ICC-200................ 148
U-ICC-210................ 148
U-ICC-300................ 149
U-ICC-310................ 149
U-ICC-320................ 149
U-ICK-230A.............. 144
U-ICM-202................ 145
U-ICM-203................ 145
U-ICM-204................ 145
U-ICM-205................ 145
U-ICM-211................ 146
U-ICM-212................ 146
U-ICM-213................ 146
U-ICM-215................ 146
U-ICM-221................ 146
U-ICM-223........ 146, 147
U-ICM-224........ 146, 147
U-ICM-231................ 144
U-ICM-232................ 144
U-ICM-233................ 144
U-ICM-234................ 144
U-ICM-235................ 144
U-ICM-237................ 145
U-ICM-238................ 145
U-ICM-240................ 145
U-ICM-241................ 145
U-ICM-242................ 145
U-ICM-243................ 145
U-ICM-245................ 145
U-ICM-601................ 146
U-ICM-602................ 146
U-ICM-603................ 146
U-ICM-604................ 146
U-ICM-605................ 146
U-ICM-607................ 147
U-ICM-611................ 147
Edition 2003/2004
U-ICM-642................ 144
U-ICP-003 ................ 128
U-ICP-003-5 ............. 128
U-ICP-004 ................ 126
U-ICP-004-5 ............. 126
U-ICP-005 ................ 126
U-ICP-005-5 ............. 126
U-ICP-011 ................ 131
U-ICP-011-5 ............. 131
U-ICP-012 ................ 128
U-ICP-012-5 ............. 128
U-ICP-013 ................ 125
U-ICP-013-5 ............. 125
U-ICP-014 ................ 131
U-ICP-014............... 131
U-ICP-014-5............ 131
U-ICP-014-5 ............. 131
U-ICP-015 ........ 129, 147
U-ICP-015-5 ............. 129
U-ICP-016 ................ 131
U-ICP-016-5 ............. 131
U-ICP-019 ................ 130
U-ICP-019-5 ............. 130
U-ICP-020 ................ 126
U-ICP-020-5 ............. 126
U-ICP-021 ................ 130
U-ICP-021-5 ............. 130
U-ICP-022 ........ 132, 145
U-ICP-022-5 ............. 132
U-ICP-023 ................ 132
U-ICP-023-5 ............. 132
U-ICP-024 ................ 126
U-ICP-024-5 ............. 126
U-ICP-025 ................ 129
U-ICP-025-5 ............. 129
U-ICP-026 ................ 128
U-ICP-026-5 ............. 128
U-ICP-027 ................ 126
U-ICP-027-5 ............. 126
U-ICP-028 ........ 129, 145
U-ICP-028-5 ............. 129
U-ICP-029 ................ 127
U-ICP-029-5 ............. 127
U-ICP-030 ................ 133
U-ICP-030-5 ............. 133
U-ICP-031 ................ 127
U-ICP-031-5 ............. 127
U-ICP-032 ................ 127
U-ICP-032-5 ............. 127
U-ICP-033 ................ 125
U-ICP-033-5 ............. 125
U-ICP-034 ................ 130
U-ICP-034-5 ............. 130
U-ICP-037 ................ 130
U-ICP-037-5 ............. 130
U-ICP-038 ................ 131
U-ICP-038-5 ............. 131
U-ICP-039 ................ 133
U-ICP-039-5 ............. 133
U-ICP-040 ................ 133
U-ICP-040-5 ............. 133
U-ICP-041 ................ 129
U-ICP-041-5 ............. 129
U-ICP-042 ................ 129
U-ICP-042-5 ............. 129
U-ICP-044 ................ 130
U-ICP-044-5 ............. 130
U-ICP-045 ................ 130
U-ICP-046 ................ 129
U-ICP-046-5 ............. 129
U-ICP-047 ................ 131
U-ICP-047-5 ............. 131
U-ICP-048 ................ 126
U-ICP-048-5 ............. 126
U-ICP-049 ................ 128
U-ICP-049-5 ............. 128
U-ICP-050 ................ 132
U-ICP-050-5 ............. 132
U-ICP-051 125, 145, 146,

147
U-ICP-051-5 ............. 125
U-ICP-052 ................ 131
U-ICP-052-5 ............. 131
U-ICP-055 ................ 126
U-ICP-055-5 ............. 126
U-ICP-056 ................ 125
U-ICP-056-5 ............. 125
U-ICP-057 ................ 128
U-ICP-057-5 ............. 128
U-ICP-058 ................ 126
U-ICP-059 ................ 130
U-ICP-059-5 ............. 130
U-ICP-060 ................ 129
U-ICP-060-5 ............. 129
U-ICP-062 ................ 130
U-ICP-062-5 ............. 130
U-ICP-063 ................ 127
U-ICP-063-5 ............. 127
U-ICP-064 ................ 127
U-ICP-064-5 ............. 127
U-ICP-065 ................ 131
U-ICP-065-5 ............. 131
U-ICP-066 ................ 127
U-ICP-066-5 ............. 127
U-ICP-067 ................ 128
U-ICP-067-5 ............. 128
U-ICP-068 ................ 127
U-ICP-068-5 ............. 127
U-ICP-069 ................ 132
U-ICP-069-5 ............. 132
U-ICP-070 ................ 132
U-ICP-070-5 ............. 132
U-ICP-071 ................ 128
U-ICP-071-5 ............. 128
U-ICP-072 ................ 127
U-ICP-072-5 ............. 127
U-ICP-073 ................ 131
U-ICP-073-5 ............. 131
U-ICP-074 ................ 132
U-ICP-074-5 ............. 132
U-ICP-075 ................ 130
U-ICP-075-5 ............. 130
U-ICP-077 ................ 128
U-ICP-077-5 ............. 128
U-ICP-078 ................ 129
U-ICP-078-5 ............. 129
U-ICP-079 ................ 127
U-ICP-079-5 ............. 127
U-ICP-080 ................ 129
U-ICP-080-5 ............. 129
U-ICP-081 ................ 132
U-ICP-081-5 ............. 132
U-ICP-082 ................ 128
U-ICP-082-5 ............. 128
U-ICP-083 ................ 126
U-ICP-083-5 ............. 126
U-ICP-090 ................ 132
U-ICP-090-5 ............. 132
U-ICP-092 ................ 132
U-ICP-092-5 ............. 132
U-IMS-100 ................ 148
U-IMS-102 ................ 147
U-IMS-103 ................ 147
U-IMS-104 ................ 147
U-IMS-105 ................ 147
U-IMS-110 ................ 147
U-IMS-111 ................ 147
U-IMS-112 ................ 147
U-IMS-113 ................ 147
U-IMS-114 ................ 147
U-IMS-115 ................ 148
U-IQC-007................ 144
U-IQC-019................ 144
U-IQC-026................ 144
VDA 001-4.................. 99

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Total fat.................. 22.7 g/100 g

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Processed cheese - Proximates

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Skim milk powder - Major and trace elements

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