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Expand your capabilities with a flexible elemental analysis platform that grows with you
Leverage familiar technology and your staff’s know-how with the Thermo Scientific EA IsoLink IRMS platform for expanded CNSOH isotope analysis. Our EA IsoLink IRMS platform enables you to perform all your elemental analysis on a single technological platform. With several different configurations to choose from, if offers your lab can get the capabilities it needs today, with flexibility for the future. Featuring software-driven automation and scalability to grow as you do, the EA IsoLink IRMS platform provides exactly what you need—both today and tomorrow.
On-demand webinar
Addressing the need for elemental analysis
What are the challenges of elemental analysis? How labs can perform elemental analysis of different samples and looking for different isotopes? Learn how the Thermo Scientific EA IsoLink IRMS Platform support labs performing accurate elemental analysis, even when sample size is a challenge.
Elemental analysis on a single platform
| CN | CN/OH | OH | CHNS/O |
|---|---|---|---|
| A powerful solution for N and C analysis, which can be upgraded for CNS analysis Learn more | The fully automated single-system solution for N, C and S analysis by flash combustion and O and H analysis by pyrolysis. Learn more | When you need dedicated oxygen and hydrogen testing today, but want to expand your capabilities in the future. The EA IsoLink OH IRMS configuration for oxygen and hydrogen analysis is the solution you need, delivering software-driven automation, easy-to-use smart features and excellent accuracy Learn more | For automated CHNS/O analysis for quality control of a variety of sample, the Thermo Scientific FlashSmart Elemental Analyzer, based on the EA IsoLink IRMS platform, features accuracy and precision with internationally recognized certifications. Its straightforward modular design offers a variety of optimized application configurations — CHN, CHNS, S, N/Protein, CN, CNS, CHNS/O and more. Learn more |
Featured applications
For origin and authenticity questions, the EA IsoLink IRMS Platform provides precise and sensitive measurement of the isotope fingerprints—C, N, S, O and H isotopes—a unique chemical signature of samples, helping you gain unique insights into their history and origin.
Food authenticity and origin
Is the label on my food correct?
Complexities in the food supply chain present opportunities for economically motivated fraud. From fruits and vegetables, to wine and coffee, the EA IsoLink IRMS Platform provides isotopic fingerprints ideally suited to determining authenticity and origin.
Environmental
Where does the pollution in the soil, water or air come from?
An assessment of individual organic pollutants in air contamination can be traced with C, N, and S isotope fingerprints. For example, the source of high-concentration, sub-micron (PM2.5) pollutants in air can be identified.
Forensics
How do isotope fingerprints support forensic investigations?
From tracing explosives, illegal drugs, counterfeit currency, animal tissues like ivory, and crime scene evidence, forensic investigations examine samples to determine how similar or different they are, or to identify their origin.
Geosciences
What was the weather like millions of years ago?
By analyzing materials such as sediments, ice cores, and speleothems with the EA IsoLink IRMS System researchers can understand epochal changes in vegetation, rainfall patterns, and temperature. The isotope composition of samples allows an understanding of processes in modern and ancient environments.
Food authenticity and origin
Is the label on my food correct?
Complexities in the food supply chain present opportunities for economically motivated fraud. From fruits and vegetables, to wine and coffee, the EA IsoLink IRMS Platform provides isotopic fingerprints ideally suited to determining authenticity and origin.
Environmental
Where does the pollution in the soil, water or air come from?
An assessment of individual organic pollutants in air contamination can be traced with C, N, and S isotope fingerprints. For example, the source of high-concentration, sub-micron (PM2.5) pollutants in air can be identified.
Forensics
How do isotope fingerprints support forensic investigations?
From tracing explosives, illegal drugs, counterfeit currency, animal tissues like ivory, and crime scene evidence, forensic investigations examine samples to determine how similar or different they are, or to identify their origin.
Geosciences
What was the weather like millions of years ago?
By analyzing materials such as sediments, ice cores, and speleothems with the EA IsoLink IRMS System researchers can understand epochal changes in vegetation, rainfall patterns, and temperature. The isotope composition of samples allows an understanding of processes in modern and ancient environments.
IRMS portfolio
Chemical and physical processes leave traces in the isotopic fingerprint of samples. Nitrogen, carbon, sulfur, oxygen and hydrogen preserve the information related to those processes in their isotope ratios. Our comprehensive portfolio of gas IRMS peripherals helps you access unique sample information and gain conclusive insights in food and beverage testing, forensics, archaeology, ecology and geosciences.
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Watch the video to get a short introduction on the EA IsoLink IRMS Platform. Choose the configuration that suits your elemental analysis needs today and will expand to meet the challenges of tomorrow.
Investigating authenticity and tracing origin with isotope fingerprints
Tracking origins, tracing identity, the Isotope Hunter follows the clues that history leaves in foods or fibers, liquids or stone. Capture your samples’ stories with the Thermo Scientific Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry portfolio.
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