A wide range of laboratory and process analytical instrumentation relies on specialty gases. Many gases are used to operate the instrumentation on a daily basis. Other high precision certified gas mixtures are used for periodic calibration of the instrumentation.
This analytical technique, referred to as AAS, uses an extremely high temperature flame from combustion of acetylene and...
At high concentrations we can see NOx emissions with our naked eye as a characteristic yellow-brown plume. For lower con...
A flame ionisation detector (FID) is one of the most common measurement principles for hydrocarbons. It can either be us...
At the heart of many laboratories involved in the analysis of gases and liquids will be a gas chromatograph. A range of ...
HPLC is commonly used in pharmaceutical research and development applications such as drug discovery. Clinical laborator...
ICP laboratory instrumentation is used in contract laboratories for the analysis of water samples. The technique require...
NDIR and FTIR are common IR spectroscopy techniques used in environmental monitoring applications for gaseous emissions....
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is common in modern research and development applications. It has found pa...
The measurement of oxygen requires a dedicated analyser. At low temperatures the paramagnetic method may be used and for...
The thermal conductivity detector (TCD) is one commonly used with gases. It is especially favoured for the measurement o...
Some chemicals such as SO2 absorb and emit UV light. This phenomenon can be used to analyse for their presence and measu...
XRF is a highly versatile non-destructive analytical technique suited to liquid, powder and solid samples. It requires t...
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