Chromatography A method for passing a substance between a stationary phase (solid or liquid) and a mobile phase (liquid or gas) that flows in contact with it, and separating the components of the target substance using the difference in affinity for the two phases. It is called liquid chromatography when the mobile phase is liquid, and gas chromatography when the mobile phase is gas.
(mg/L)
Urinary total trichloride 1,1,1-trichloroethane
Partial urine
2.0
U00
4-10
Gas-Chromatograph method
Chromatography A method for passing a substance between a stationary phase (solid or liquid) and a mobile phase (liquid or gas) that flows in contact with it, and separating the components of the target substance using the difference in affinity for the two phases. It is called liquid chromatography when the mobile phase is liquid, and gas chromatography when the mobile phase is gas.
(mg/L)
Total trichloride in urine tetrachloroethylene
Partial urine
2.0
U00
4-10
Gas-Chromatograph method
Chromatography A method for passing a substance between a stationary phase (solid or liquid) and a mobile phase (liquid or gas) that flows in contact with it, and separating the components of the target substance using the difference in affinity for the two phases. It is called liquid chromatography when the mobile phase is liquid, and gas chromatography when the mobile phase is gas.
(mg/L)
Urinary trichloroacetic acid trichloroethylene
Partial urine
2.0
U00
4-10
Gas-Chromatograph method
Chromatography A method for passing a substance between a stationary phase (solid or liquid) and a mobile phase (liquid or gas) that flows in contact with it, and separating the components of the target substance using the difference in affinity for the two phases. It is called liquid chromatography when the mobile phase is liquid, and gas chromatography when the mobile phase is gas.
Chromatography A method for passing a substance between a stationary phase (solid or liquid) and a mobile phase (liquid or gas) that flows in contact with it, and separating the components of the target substance using the difference in affinity for the two phases. It is called liquid chromatography when the mobile phase is liquid, and gas chromatography when the mobile phase is gas.
(mg/L)
Urinary trichloroacetic acid tetrachloroethylene
Partial urine
2.0
U00
4-10
Gas-Chromatograph method
Chromatography A method for passing a substance between a stationary phase (solid or liquid) and a mobile phase (liquid or gas) that flows in contact with it, and separating the components of the target substance using the difference in affinity for the two phases. It is called liquid chromatography when the mobile phase is liquid, and gas chromatography when the mobile phase is gas.
(mg/L)
Urinary hippuric acid
Partial urine
2.0
U00
4-10
HPLC
HPLC (High performance liquid chromatography) Liquid chromatography Method for high-speed and high-precision separation using liquid chromatography employing a mobile phase with liquid and employing high-density packing columns and high-pressure pumps
(g/L)
Urinary methylhippuric acid
Partial urine
2.0
U00
4-10
HPLC
HPLC (High performance liquid chromatography) Liquid chromatography Method for high-speed and high-precision separation using liquid chromatography employing a mobile phase with liquid and employing high-density packing columns and high-pressure pumps
(g/L)
Urinary styrene metabolites
Partial urine
2.0
U00
(14 days)
4-14
HPLC
HPLC (High performance liquid chromatography) Liquid chromatography Method for high-speed and high-precision separation using liquid chromatography employing a mobile phase with liquid and employing high-density packing columns and high-pressure pumps
(g/L)
Urinary ethylbenzene mandelate
Partial urine
2.0
U00
(28 days)
4-14
HPLC
HPLC (High performance liquid chromatography) Liquid chromatography Method for high-speed and high-precision separation using liquid chromatography employing a mobile phase with liquid and employing high-density packing columns and high-pressure pumps
(g/L)
Urinary N-methylformamide
Partial urine
5.0
U00
4-10
Gas-Chromatograph method (GC-MSD)
Chromatography A method for passing a substance between a stationary phase (solid or liquid) and a mobile phase (liquid or gas) that flows in contact with it, and separating the components of the target substance using the difference in affinity for the two phases. It is called liquid chromatography when the mobile phase is liquid, and gas chromatography when the mobile phase is gas.
(mg/L)
Urinary 2,5-hexanedione
Partial urine
5.0
U00
4-10
Gas-Chromatograph method (GC-MSD)
Chromatography A method for passing a substance between a stationary phase (solid or liquid) and a mobile phase (liquid or gas) that flows in contact with it, and separating the components of the target substance using the difference in affinity for the two phases. It is called liquid chromatography when the mobile phase is liquid, and gas chromatography when the mobile phase is gas.
(mg/L)
Aluminum(Al)
Serum
0.6
SZZ
3-5
Atomic absorption spectrometry
Atomic absorbance spectrometry A method to quantify element quantities by absorbance, using the fact that atomic vapor (produced by atomizing element samples in a chemical flame or in a heated graphite tube, etc.) absorbs the irradiated resonance line specific to the element according to the number of atoms in the atomic vapor.
10 or less (μg/L)
Lead (Pb)
Blood (heparin added)
3.0
PH5
3-5
Atomic absorption spectrometry
Atomic absorbance spectrometry A method to quantify element quantities by absorbance, using the fact that atomic vapor (produced by atomizing element samples in a chemical flame or in a heated graphite tube, etc.) absorbs the irradiated resonance line specific to the element according to the number of atoms in the atomic vapor.
(μg/dL)
Chromium
Blood (heparin added)
0.7
PH5
6-19
Atomic absorption spectrophotometry
Atomic absorbance spectrometry A method to quantify element quantities by absorbance, using the fact that atomic vapor (produced by atomizing element samples in a chemical flame or in a heated graphite tube, etc.) absorbs the irradiated resonance line specific to the element according to the number of atoms in the atomic vapor.
1.0 or less (μg/dL)
Chromium
Partial urine
1.0
AZZ
6-19
Atomic absorption spectrophotometry
Atomic absorbance spectrometry A method to quantify element quantities by absorbance, using the fact that atomic vapor (produced by atomizing element samples in a chemical flame or in a heated graphite tube, etc.) absorbs the irradiated resonance line specific to the element according to the number of atoms in the atomic vapor.
2 or less(μg/L)
Cadmium
Blood (heparin added)
0.5
PH5
7-11
ICP-MS
0.5 or less (μg/dL)
Cadmium
Partial urine
1.0
AZZ
7-13
ICP-MS
3.8 or less (μg/L)
Manganese
Blood (heparin added)
0.7
PH5
7-20
Atomic absorption spectrophotometry
Atomic absorbance spectrometry A method to quantify element quantities by absorbance, using the fact that atomic vapor (produced by atomizing element samples in a chemical flame or in a heated graphite tube, etc.) absorbs the irradiated resonance line specific to the element according to the number of atoms in the atomic vapor.
0.8-2.5(μg/dL)
Lead (Pb)(Suspended beyond orders placed 03-31-2020)
Urine storage
4.0
AZZ
Please confirm in advance
Atomic absorption spectrometry
Atomic absorbance spectrometry A method to quantify element quantities by absorbance, using the fact that atomic vapor (produced by atomizing element samples in a chemical flame or in a heated graphite tube, etc.) absorbs the irradiated resonance line specific to the element according to the number of atoms in the atomic vapor.
Chromatography A method for passing a substance between a stationary phase (solid or liquid) and a mobile phase (liquid or gas) that flows in contact with it, and separating the components of the target substance using the difference in affinity for the two phases. It is called liquid chromatography when the mobile phase is liquid, and gas chromatography when the mobile phase is gas.
HPLC (High performance liquid chromatography) Liquid chromatography Method for high-speed and high-precision separation using liquid chromatography employing a mobile phase with liquid and employing high-density packing columns and high-pressure pumps
(g/L)
Lead (Pb)(Suspended beyond orders placed 03-31-2020)
Partial urine
4.0
AZZ
Please confirm in advance
Atomic absorption spectrometry
Atomic absorbance spectrometry A method to quantify element quantities by absorbance, using the fact that atomic vapor (produced by atomizing element samples in a chemical flame or in a heated graphite tube, etc.) absorbs the irradiated resonance line specific to the element according to the number of atoms in the atomic vapor.
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