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All Versions of ICP Analysis Water Test
3.1.1
April 2, 2024
Various Bug fixes and App Improvements
3.0.57
March 29, 2024
Resolves issue with creating new Water Tests
3.0.46
March 26, 2024
Various Improvements and Bug Fixes
3.0.44
March 19, 2024
- More element info
- Water Hardness calculation
- Download test results as PDFs
- Various bug fixes and improvements
More3.0.43
February 16, 2024
- UI and Layout Improvements
- Various Bug Fixes
- Display element level (high/low) in csv export
More3.0.42
February 15, 2024
UI/UX and Layout Improvements
Bug fixes
3.0.41
February 12, 2024
Full App overhaul - ICP 3.0!
2.28
December 12, 2022
Bug Fixes
2.27
November 23, 2022
Added support for variable test upgrade pricing and updated the upgradable test interface.
More2.25
November 10, 2022
New Features and Bug Fixes
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Description of ICP Analysis Water Test
What ICP does for you for a salt water aquarium
In a nut shell we know our corals need certain elements to survive, reproduce, grow and color up. Common titration test kits allow us to measure Ca (calcium), Mg (magnesium), K (potassium) and some of the trace elements in the water. You might be asking yourself why you want to know about these trace elements? The answer is growth and color of your coral. We have all gotten pretty good at getting the big 3 (Ca, Mg, and alkalinity) levels dialed in and getting a low nutrient tank for coral growth. However we never seem to be able to get close to the coral growth that Mother Nature provides. We have the major elements and the lighting down, allowing our corals do okay, but not nearly as well when compared to Mother Nature. This is due to the trace elements. Research has already shown that trace elements are necessary for growth and color of our corals, the problem has always been that the tests we buy on the store shelf are only so accurate. ICP-OES is going to test our elements down to the part per billion, ppb, and parts per million, ppm.
What ICP does for you for your home water
In light of recent events in places like Michigan and New Jersey, people have been taking control of finding out what is in their drinking water. However, not everyone can afford the incredibly expensive and high end equipment required to have accurate testings. That is where we come in. We are offering water sample tests that tell you what elements are present in your water down to the parts per million (ppm), or even parts per billion (ppb). To see a complete listing of exactly which elements we test for, please see our Element Testing Page.
ICP-OES is not the most commonly used method in the aquarium world. The instrument we use is usually used to do testing to comply with the EPA regulations in environmental issues, so it's reliability is without question. To start, ICP stands for Inductive Couple Plasma. What it does is simple - it injects a sample, in this case salt water, into a plasma chamber that is approximately 10,000 degrees. This extreme temperature breaks everything in the sample apart into the basic elements. Every element is released at a specific wave length. We can then tell the concentration of the element by how much energy is released at that specific wave length. This process allows every element to be picked up from just a few drops of water.
How to Use ICP Testing
Trace element levels found on a web site are not always accurate. Additionally, you do not know how the water was tested. We had natural sea water shipped in to us from various parts of the world to be tested directly. These samples were collected by individuals we know, and we tested them personally on the ICP-OES - the same machine we use to test your water from your aquarium. So you know you will have a reliable comparison and levels strive for in your home.
It is now feasible and cost effective to dial your aquarium in with all the trace elements your corals need and see how fast your corals start soaking these elements up. Since this is a new way for many, I have a few suggestions.
Test once a week for the first 4 weeks
After these first 4 weeks, test every 2-4 weeks
This will allow you to have a base point of reference of your aquarium and what your aquarium is deficient in. By testing every week, you will start to see how fast your corals are absorbing the trace elements, which will allow for proper dosing.
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ICP Analysis Water Test: FAQ
Yes, ICP Analysis Water Test is optimized for iPad devices.
Great White Bottling, Inc. launched the ICP Analysis Water Test app.
Your iOS device must have at least iOS 14.0 installed to use the app.
2.2 out of 5 is the average rating that ICP Analysis Water Test has received from users.
The App Category Of The Icp Analysis Water Test App Is Utilities.
3.1.1 is the current version of ICP Analysis Water Test.
The latest update for ICP Analysis Water Test was released on July 5, 2024.
The app was initially released on February 6, 2023.
Designed for children, contains no adult material.
Currently, the ICP Analysis Water Test app supports the following languages: English.
No, ICP Analysis Water Test is not on Apple Arcade.
Yes, ICP Analysis Water Test is equipped with in-app purchases for your convenience.
No, ICP Analysis Water Test does not offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.