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Stanford Isotope and Geochemical Measurement and Analysis Facility

Stanford Isotope and Geochemical Measurement and Analysis Facility at Stanford University provides shared-facility access for elemental and trace analysis, and analytical chemistry. Registration, training, project review, fees, and current instrument availability may apply.

External services publicly offered

2 capabilities 6 equipment records Reviewed 2026-08-29

Publicly described capabilities

Analytical testing

Elemental and trace analysis

Analytical testing

Analytical chemistry

Technical inventory

Techniques and equipment

1 equipment type
  • Mass spectrometry

    ICP-MS system

  • Mass spectrometry

    isotope-ratio mass spectrometer

  • Mass spectrometry

    trace-element mass spectrometry system

  • Mass spectrometry

    Agilent 8900 triple-quadrupole ICP-MS provides sub-ppt solution elemental analysis, reaction-cell interference control and single-particle concentration/size measurements.

  • Mass spectrometry

    Applied Spectra RESOlution SE 193-nm excimer laser is coupled to the Agilent 8900 for LA-ICP-MS with 2-100 micrometre spots and rastered compositional mapping.

  • Mass spectrometry

    Nu Plasma HR multi-collector ICP-MS is configured with 11 Faraday detectors and four low-mass ion counters for high-precision isotope ratios from lithium-6 through uranium-238.

Registry scope evidence

  • Facility: Official Stanford Plasma Lab site describes isotope and geochemical measurement and analysis services..
  • Network membership: Facility is listed within nano@stanford/NNCI infrastructure..
  • Official-source, facility-specific instrument evidence is available. Current configuration, availability, price, and project fit require confirmation.

Evidence used for this listing

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