The ELEMENTRAC CS-i elemental analyzer measures carbon and sulfur concentrations in solid samples by melting them in a pure oxygen atmosphere within an induction furnace. Sulfur oxidizes to SO₂ and carbon to CO and CO₂. A lance directs oxygen precisely into the crucible to ensure complete combustion and prevent sample loss, especially for dusty materials. Typical sample sizes range from 50 to 1000 mg, and accelerators like tungsten are added. Sample shape does not affect results. The process is automated via ELEMENTS software, and results are available within 45–60 seconds. The ELEMENTRAC CS-i elemental analyzer measures carbon and sulfur concentrations in solid samples by melting them in a pure oxygen atmosphere within an induction furnace. Sulfur oxidizes to SO₂ and carbon to CO and CO₂. A lance directs oxygen precisely into the crucible to ensure complete combustion and prevent sample loss, especially for dusty materials. Typical sample sizes range from 50 to 1000 mg, and accelerators like tungsten are added. Sample shape does not affect results. The process is automated via ELEMENTS software, and results are available within 45–60 seconds.
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