Some investors asked Lihe Technology on the interactive platform to introduce the R&D and production status of the company's inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometers. Are the inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometers produced by the company mainly used to detect ultra-trace impurities in high-purity semiconductor reagents, wafers, and materials? On October 12, the company replied that the company's inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometers have been sold in many places. Currently, they are mainly used in the field of environmental monitoring, and have ultra-trace element detection capabilities at the technical level.

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