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GaryHe · 08-08-2023

If you’re using ion chromatography to determine specific anionic contamination on the surface of printed circuit boards (PCBs), you want high resolution to ensure cleanliness. Thermo Fisher Scientific teams recently demonstrated two techniques to imp...

GaryHe · 03-03-2023

In a world continuously faced with environmental challenges, analyzing drinking water for contaminants is essential to protect public health. If your lab analyzes drinking water — and if you’re seeking better ways to automate and simplify the process...

GaryHe · 02-27-2023

To protect public health, analyzing drinking water for contaminants such as inorganic anions, cations, heavy metals, organic pollutants, and nutrients is an essential requirement. Within the range of contaminants, measuring nitrate levels — specifica...

GaryHe · 02-21-2023

When it comes to nutrient analysis of drinking water, wastewater and soil samples, we all know the drawbacks of traditional wet chemistry techniques like titrations, flow injections and other colorimetric techniques. While they’ve been around for yea...

GaryHe · 02-20-2023

Analyzing contaminant and nutrient levels in drinking, surface and wastewater is a critical step in protecting aquatic habitats and maintaining safe drinking water supplies. However, traditional wet chemistry techniques are no longer the smartest app...

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