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1	MULTIELEMENT REFERENCE SAMPLES FOR PROHIBITED METALS IN PLASTICS Ewa Piorek, Modern Analytical Techniques Stan Piorek, Thermo Electron (formerly Niton LLC) ILAP 2005 Annual Technical Meeting July 28 – 29, 2005 Double Eagle Hotel & Conference Center, Cripple Creek, Colorado
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6	The ease of testing v/s product complexity
7	Suggested Test Procedure for RoHS Compliance
8	Analytical Challenges
9	Analytical Challenges - 2 Elements typically present in plastics
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12	Metallic Contaminants in Plastics
13	Metallic Contaminants in Plastics
14	Metallic Contaminants in Plastics
15	Metallic Contaminants in Plastics
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17	Typical Spectra of Industrial Plastics
18	Analytical Approach
19	Analytical Approach - 2
20	Commercially Available CRM’s
21	Commercially Available CRM’s - 2
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23	Commercially Available CRM’s - 3
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25	Toxel RMs (PE matrix only offered) available from Panalytic, formerly Philips Analytical.
26	New Standards for metals in plastics
27	Appendix - 1 Calibration: Compton Norm. or FP ?
28	Appendix – 2 Calibration: Compton Norm. or FP ?
29	Appendix - 3 Sample Thickness
30	New Standards for metals in plastics - 3
31	New Standards for metals in plastics - 4
32	Characterization of Standards
33	Characterization of Standards - 2
34	Characterization of Standards - 3
35	Characterization of Standards - 4
36	Characterization of Standards - 5
37	Modern Analytical Ref. Samples
38	New Standards for metals in plastics - 2
39	Where do we go from there?
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