Technology that transforms your science
Building on the strength of our multicollector technology, the Neoma MC-ICP-MS system blends the cutting-edge and field-proven technologies found in Thermo Scientific high-resolution isotope ratio mass spectrometers and Thermo Scientific™ iCAP™ Qnova ICP-MS systems:

• Robust iCAP Qnova ICP-MS source
• Jet interface: for highest sensitivity and stability in wet and dry plasma
• Extra High resolution (XHR): enabling hydride interference removal
• Limit breaking detector array: 11 moveable collectors. No limitations
• 10¹³ Ω Amplifier Technology with extended dynamic range
• Retarding Potential Quadrupole (RPQ): for excellent abundance sensitivity enabling accurate quantification of extreme isotope ratios
• Multi Ion Counting (MIC) packages: dedicated for specific nuclear and geochronology applications.
• Thermo Scientific™ Qtegra™ Intelligent Scientific Data Solution™ (ISDS) Software: for ultimate ease of use and flexibility in instrument control and method design.

High-precision isotope ratio analysis, simplified

• Delivers performance with market-leading sensitivity, isotope ratio precision and accuracy
• Features the latest hardware and software making the system easier to use than legacy MC-ICP-MS systems
• Offers operator-focused software, with integrated first- and third-party peripheral control to streamline workflows and enhance productivity
• Enables high throughput for routine applications while retaining the flexibility required for researching new applications

Break through the noise
There are some situations when even the highest resolution is not enough. Isobaric interferences cannot be resolved even with the best ICP-MS instruments available. Thermo Scientific™ Neoma™ MS/MS MC-ICP-MS provides the solution.

For users familiar with triple quad ICP-MS technology, the Neoma MS/MS MC-ICP-MS represents the next leap forward in terms of precision and accuracy. With a similar structure of filter, react, separate, the Neoma MS/MS MC-ICP-MS allows for the effective removal of isobaric interferences without compromising sensitivity, with the additional benefit of simultaneous isotope analysis, for ultimate precision and accuracy of your isotope ratio.