Total organic carbon analyzers are increasingly popular as an accurate and inexpensive way to test for inorganic and organic carbon contamination in water samples. read more

Analytical chemists have long known that closed-vessel microwave sample preparation techniques are the most reliable way to achieve high-quality digestions—i.e., clear, precipitate-free solutions... read more

High mass resolution is a prerequisite for high mass accuracy. Both are key for the analysis of unknown samples. High resolution enables the separation and detection of isobaric signals that are ... read more

The basic concept behind high-throughput screening (HTS) is a numbers game: If one has the technical ability to test thousands upon thousands of potential drug compounds against a specific target, it ... read more

Element determination in solids is a multiple-stage process comprising sampling, mechanical sample preparation, and acid digestion procedures that completely convert the analytical materials into ... read more

Chemotherapeuticals as feed additives were widely used in the European Union to prevent and control many diseases in food-producing animals, read more

Today’s genomics laboratories require high throughput, cost-effectiveness, detection sensitivity, and high resolution. read more

Recent developments in upstream processing of biomolecules, driven by an increasing demand for biotherapeutics, have resulted in increased protein expression levels and larger feed volumes. read more