ARIS

Aerosol Rapid Introduction System

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For HelEx II equipped laser systems

Capture single-shot events
Hi-Res sample maps
Ultrafast washout and reduced sampling time

The Aerosol Rapid Introduction System (ARIS) connects a HelEx II laser ablation cell to an ICP-MS instrument with minimal transfer volume. The ARIS delivers the sample directly to the torch without the use of internal valves, providing fast washout.

The ARIS kit is a set of components designed to reduce the dead volume inside the cell and up to the torch to fully utilize the performance characteristics of the standard HelEx II cell. The use of thin PEEK tubing has the added benefit of being insensitive to moderate bends in the transfer line so that peak shape and fractionation performance is maintained from all areas of the cell.

Specifications

Combined wash-in and wash-out times of < 20 ms allow the user to resolve individual single pulses at sample rates of up to 30 Hz for biological materials and up to 60 Hz for geological materials.

Compilation of raw transient signals of the laser firing while raster scanning an area at 20, 40 and 60 Hz, showing baseline separation of individual laser pulses using the HelEx II 2-volume cell (courtesy of the University of Ghent).

Application Notes

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Type	Title
	High‐speed sub‐micrometer imaging of sub‐cellular structures in single cells using ARIS
	High-Speed, High-Resolution, Multi-Element Imaging of Plant Root Cross-Sections to Highlight Nutrient Transport Pathways
	Application of the ARIS for high-resolution LA-ICP-MS 2D Pt-mapping for revealing cisplatin-induced nephrotoxic side effects

Literature References

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Year	Authors	Title	Journal	Ablation Chamber	Laser (nm)	Mass Spec	Application	Institution
2016	Van Acker et al.	High-resolution Laser Ablation-Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry Imaging of Cisplatin-Induced Nephrotoxic Side Effects	Analytica Chimica Acta	HelEx-II	193 nm	Q	Biological	Ghent University
2016	Van Malderen et al.	Quantitative determination and subcellular imaging of Cu in single cells via laser ablation-ICP-mass spectrometry using high-density microarray gelatin standards	Analytical Chemistry	HelEx-II	193 nm	Q	Biological	Ghent University
2017	Zhou et al.	LA-ICP-MS elemental mapping of pyrite : An application to the Palaeoproterozoic atmosphere	Precambrian Research	HelEx-II	193 nm	Q	Geological	Trinity College Dublin
2017	Bussweiler et al.	Laser Ablation and Inductively Coupled Plasma – Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry — A Powerful Combination for High-Speed Multielemental Imaging on the Micrometer Scale	Spectroscopy	HelEx-II	193 nm	TOF	Fundamentals	TOFWERK
2017	Van Malderen et al.	Imaging the 3D trace metal and metalloid distribution in mature wheat and rye grains via laser ablation-ICP-mass spectrometry and micro-X-ray fluorescence spectrometry	Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry	HelEx-II	193 nm	Q	Biological	Ghent University
2017	Theiner et al.	Fast high-resolution LA-ICP-MS imaging of the distribution of platinum- based anti-cancer compounds in multicellular tumor spheroids	Analytical Chemistry	HelEx-II	193 nm	Q	Biological	University of Vienna
2017	Van Malderen et al.	Three-dimensional reconstruction of the tissue-specific multi-elemental distribution within Ceriodaphnia dubia via multimodal registration using laser ablation ICP-mass spectrometry and X-ray spectroscopic techniques	Analytical Chemistry	HelEx-II	193 nm	TOF	Biological	Ghent University
2017	Costas-Rodriguez et al.	Laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry for quantitative mapping of the copper distribution in liver tissue sections from mice with liver disease induced by common bile duct ligation	Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry	HelEx-II	193 nm	Q	Biological	Ghent University
2017	Petrus et al.	A new approach to laser-ablation inductively-coupled-plasma mass-spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) using the flexible map interrogation tool ‘Monocle’	Chemical Geology	HelEx-II	193 nm	Q	Software	Trinity College Dublin
2017	Stead et al.	Rare earth element partitioning and subsolidus exchange behaviour in olivine	Chemical Geology	HelEx-II	193 nm	Q	Geological	Trinity College Dublin
2018	Van Malderen et al.	Considerations on data acquisition in laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry with low-dispersion interfaces	Spectrochimica Acta Part B	HelEx-II	193 nm	Q	Fundamentals	Ghent University
2018	Ronzani et al.	Capabilities of laser ablation – ICP-TOF-MS coupling for isotopic analysis of individual uranium micrometric particles	Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry	HelEx-II	193 nm	TOF	Geological	Commissariat Energie Atomique
2018	Craig et al.	Doubling Sensitivity in Multicollector ICPMS Using High-Efficiency, Rapid Response Laser Ablation Technology	Analytical Chemistry	HelEx-II	193 nm	MC	Fundamentals	Thermo Fisher Scientific, Bremen
2018	Drost et al.	An image mapping approach to U-Pb LA-ICP-MS carbonate dating and applications to direct dating of carbonate sedimentation	Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems	HelEx-II	193 nm	Q	Geological	Trinity College Dublin
2019	Gonzalez de Vega et al.	MMP-11 as a biomarker for metastatic breast cancer by immunohistochemical-assisted imaging mass spectrometry	Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry	HelEx-II	213 nm	Q	Biological	University of Oviedo

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