What is an elemental analyzer？

Elemental analyzer is an instrument that can perform elemental analysis. At present, there are many types of analytical instruments that can do elemental analysis.  The general element analyzer refers to a high-frequency carbon and sulfur analyzer that can analyze various materials such as minerals, soils, metals, chemicals and so on.  However, the elements that can be detected are limited, and are generally used to determine carbon and sulfur.  In addition to the high-frequency carbon-sulfur analyzer, there is also a direct-reading spectrometer that can analyze multiple elements at one time. The accuracy is relatively high. It can measure two digits after the decimal point.  In the later period, element channels can be added, which is more popular in the market.  In addition to the full-spectrum spark Optical Emission Spectrometer, there is also a handheld spectrometer. This instrument uses the XRF analyzer principle to detect and can be carried with you. It is very practical to go out for detection.  The application is also very extensive. In addition to detecting metal, ore, soil, water quality, it can also perform RHOS detection, detecting harmful elements in electronic products, which is very practical.  In some practical application fields, there may not be one instrument that can meet your requirements. These instruments can be used together.  In addition to these three different types of elemental analyzers for elemental analyzers, there are also a lot of instruments, which are not explained here one by one.  For details, please refer to the classification of analytical instruments