This webinar provides an overview of reagent-free ion chromatography (RFIC) technology, its uses and benefits through key environmental and pharmaceutical applications, and how to spend less time on eluent preparation, method verification, troubleshooting and consistency checks, and more time on your analysis. Speakers: John Madden, Richard Jack, & Yan Liu from Thermo Fisher Scientific. Visit http://bit.ly/zOsoyd for more information.

A presentation on the next-generation, fritless Thermo Scientific SOLA Solid Phase Extraction (SPE) cartridges and well plates providing cleaner, more consistent extracts.

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This webinar describes the modifications that increase the method sensitivity limit for chromate to 0.001 μg/L, which is more than sufficient for the proposed California PHG. In addition, we will discuss results from NIST standards and various soil extracts from round robin studies using Cr(VI) contaminated soils. Speakers: Stuart Nagourney (NJ Department of Environmental Protection), Kirk Chassaniol (Thermo Fisher Scientific). Visit http://bit.ly/seJXL3 for details.

This webinar reviews EPA Method 525.2 (SPE-GC-MS method) for the analysis of organic contaminants in drinking water. In order to achieve the low detection limits, water samples are extracted and concentrated prior to injection into the GC-MS. Automated systems remove the laborious, less accurate steps of vacuum systems and at the same time, save solvent and cost less overall. Speakers: Beau Sullivan (Santa Clara Valley Water District), Richard Jack (Thermo Fisher Scientific). Visit...

The focus of this webinar is to help laboratories evaluate different approaches to high-speed amino acid analysis with liquid chromatography with regard to speed of analysis, sample preparation requirements, matrix elimination requirements, sensitivity, and cost per analysis. Examples from nutrition science and fermentation technology are discussed. Speakers: Andreas Dunkel (Technische Universität München), Frank Steiner (Thermo Fisher Scientific). For more information, visit:...

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