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Phosphorimetric Determination of Uranium in Water
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Phosphorimetric Determination of Uranium in Water

Introduction: The presence of uranium in water causes radiological pollution as all uranium radionuclides decay by both alpha and gamma emissions. Chemical aspects of uranium toxicity include mainly nephritis and other renal diseases. Mentioned harmful features affect on humans even in low concentrations thus requiring sensitive analysis ...

ByLumex Instruments  based in  Mission, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)


Direct mercury determination in foodstuff and mixed feed
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Direct mercury determination in foodstuff and mixed feed

That is the reason why conventional AFS and AAS methods include sample digestion by acids and require compressed gases such as argon or oxygen. This makes analysis more complicated and costly and extends analysis time. Sample pre-treatment can also increase measurement errors. The use of a RA-915M/RA-915M+ mercury analyzer with a PYRO-915+ pyrolytic attachment or RA-915F mercury ?nalyzer provides direct mercury determination in foodstuff, food/feed products and ...

ByLumex Instruments  based in  Mission, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)


Rapid analysis of total mercury in waste waters and process waters with elevated mercury content using direct pyrolysis technique
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Rapid analysis of total mercury in waste waters and process waters with elevated mercury content using direct pyrolysis technique

Introduction A conventional standard method of total mercury det ermination in water using atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) involves preliminary sample digestion that ta kes from 30 minutes to 8 hours depending on the digestion conditions. The use of a mercury analyzer RA-915M/RA-915+ with Zeeman background correction in combination with PYRO-915+ pyrolysis attachment provides direct dete rmination of mercury in process and waste waters contaminated with mercury without ...

ByLumex Instruments  based in  Mission, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)


High Temperature Headspace Assay of Polymers with SCION Instruments HT3 Static Headspace Instrument

High Temperature Headspace Assay of Polymers with SCION Instruments HT3 Static Headspace Instrument

Discover how the HT3 Headspace Instrument can be used for reliable, reproducible analysis of volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds released from polymers in enclosed spaces to ensure air ...

BySCION Instruments BV - Techcomp Group  based in  GP Goes, NETHERLANDS


Headspace Analysis of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC’s) in Contact Packaging Materials Using the HT3 Automated Headspace Analyser

Headspace Analysis of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC’s) in Contact Packaging Materials Using the HT3 Automated Headspace Analyser

Regulatory bodies such as the United States Food and Drink Administration and the European Union have regulations related to the use of chemicals in food packaging materials. This application note details how the HT3 Automated Headspace Analysers can be ...

BySCION Instruments BV - Techcomp Group  based in  GP Goes, NETHERLANDS


Sulfur Analysis for Marine Fuel (Bunker Fuel) – Meet IMO 2020 Compliance

Sulfur Analysis for Marine Fuel (Bunker Fuel) – Meet IMO 2020 Compliance

The shipping industry is continually experiencing regulatory changes driven by increasing environmental concerns, resulting in ever-tightening regulations restricting sulfur (S) emissions from ships' fuel. It has been announced by the UN's shipping agency that the new sulfur IMO 2020 (International Maritime Organizations) guidelines for the sulfur content of marine fuel (bunker fuel) at sea will drop from 3.5 wt% to 0.5 wt% in early 2020. The sulfur content of traditional bunker fuels used in the shipping industry ...

ByApplied Rigaku Technologies  based in  Cedar Park, TEXAS (USA)

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