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Pricing and ordering

Order by faxing a print out of the appropriate customer Order Form and a signed copy of the Agreement for Standard INMS Services to (613) 993-2451, or by mailing to the address below.

Please include your original Order Form with your shipped sample to facilitate a fast turn-around time, typically within 7 working days of receipt of the sample.

Institute for National Measurement Standards
National Research Council of Canada
Bldg M-12 Rm B23
1200 Montreal Rd.
Ottawa, ON
Canada K1A 0R6

Ordering GD-MS Services
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The National Research Council is the Government of Canada's premier organization for research and development. The prices listed for GD-MS facility services are set on a cost recovery basis and are subject to periodic review.

Service

A33-11-01-01
400 $CDN		 Up to 60 elements at Standard Detection Level:
10 scans are carried out across the spectra of the elements to be determined. This offers sufficient detection capability for most samples.
A33-11-01-02
500 $CDN		 Up to 60 elements at Enhanced Detection Level:
Enhanced detection limits are achieved by acquiring additional scans across the spectra of the elements to be determined. These detection limits are recommended for samples of very high purity (6N purity or higher).
A33-11-01-03
400 $CDN		 Up to 30 elements at Enhanced Detection Level:
Enhanced detection limits are achieved by aquiring additional scans across the spectra of the elements to be determined. These detection limits are recommended for samples of very high purity (6N purity or higher).

For pricing of custom services contact:

Dr. Ralph Sturgeon
Group Leader, Chemical Metrology
National Research Council of Canada
(613) 993-6395
ralph.sturgeon@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
Date Published: 2006-06-01
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