Application

Volatile Organic Compounds 1 - WP is a non-Potable water (NPW) PT standard, suitable for volatile organic compound testing in water pollution/wastewater.Have any questions? Explore our FAQs.For more information on this product, please contact our PT Service Team.

Features and Benefits

We have a vast portfolio of environmental PT schemes with "fit-for-purpose" samples to help you meet the needs of the laboratory.Our proficiency testing (PT) program is a benchmark to: provide staff with an insight into their laboratory′s performance, to verify the accuracy and reliability of their testing process provide a comparison of performance with that of other laboratories, nationally and internationally test and educate staff, provide a better understanding of the impact of incorrect results and identify areas where there may be problems provide an independent evaluation of laboratory performance demonstrate to clients, colleagues and accreditation bodies that there is a commitment to quality

General description

Volatile Organic Compounds 1 - WP proficiency testing material is produced in accordance with ISO/IEC 17043:2010. Also referred to as non-Potable water or Water Pollution sample, this sample is produced according to TNI requirements. However, please note, this sample may include non-TNI analytes as well. The higher criteria from the TNI tables mimic the levels common to wastewater samples. The PT portfolio allows our test components to offer significant performance data to monitor and prove competency to customers, accreditation bodies or both.Supelco^® is a global proficiency testing (PT) provider that manufactures best-in-class environmental and pharmaceutical PT products. Most water PT samples are available as concentrates or ready-to-use volumes giving the end-user flexibility in selecting samples that will fit their exact needs. Our WP program is designed to meet the quality assurance requirements, thereby ensuring the analytical competence of your laboratory.These samples are typically provided in duplicate for use in case of lab mishap, for QC purposes or to analyze multiple methods.Type of PT Scheme: Water analysis - Water Pollution (WP)Matrix: Water Pollution/WastewaterAnalyte/s: Values of analytes vary lot to lot.All information regarding the use of Volatile Organic Compounds 1 - WP can be found in the reporting packet which will be available to download at PT Portal.

Legal Information

Supelco is a registered trademark of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany

Other Notes

Are you new to Supelco^® Proficiency TestingͰ Be sure to register your account details in the PT Portal before placing your order.This will provide access to data entry, reporting packets and final reports. Registrations will be approved shortly after your order is placed. For further questions, write to us at [email protected] placing your order online, please indicate your study preference under the ′your reference′ column. Available studies can be viewed at the bottom of the page.Click here to learn more about Quick-Turn Studies (on-demand proficiency tests that are offered depending on lot availability). The Quick-Turn results are released within 48-72 hours whereas scheduled study reports are released within 21 days.Proficiency testing samples are presented as single blind. No values for the samples are released unti the testing period concludes.Proficiency Testing Schedule (2022-2023)WastewaterWP22-2 March 23 - May 6, 2022WP22-4 September 21 - November 4, 2022WP23-2 March 22 – May 5, 2023WP23-4 September 20 – November 3, 2023Quick-Turn Study (on demand proficiency test that is offereddepending on lot availability)

Preparation Note

Description This PT sample is packaged as a 1.2 mL concentrate. The solvent for this sample is methanol. The PT sample is not preserved.Sample Preparation Fill a 100 mL Class A Volumetric Flask to volume with organic-free reagent water. Open ampule PE1250-1.2ML and withdraw 20 µL of the solution using a gas-tight microsyringe. Inject the concentrate into the expanded area of the flask well below the surface of the water. Stopper the flask and mix by gentle inversion 3 times. Excessive mixing will result in loss of volatiles and should be avoided. This represents the sample for analysis. DO NOT USE a matrix simulator with this sample.

Storage and Stability

Please refer to sample label for expiration date, specific storage temperature, and specific storage conditions.