Sample Preparation
Freeze-drying, or lyophilization, is a long-established process in the food, biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and diagnostic industries that involves the removal of water or another solvent from a frozen product by means of sublimation.
Updated | 3 min read
In a laboratory, most materials required for sampling are, in practice, nonhomogeneous mixtures.
Updated | 3 min read
Advanced microwave digestion for high-throughput sample preparation
| 1 min read
Designed for laboratory managers seeking reliable equipment for corrosive applications
| 1 min read
Achieve reliable results and maintain compliance with advanced tools and best practices
Updated | 1 min read
Using an oil bath in the laboratory requires careful attention to detail and adherence to safety protocols.
Updated | 3 min read
Heating mantles are indispensable tools in many laboratory settings, but their safe use requires vigilance and adherence to best practices.
Updated | 3 min read
Five precautions to take for correct weighing of laboratory samples
Updated | 3 min read
In 1998, the rotor in an ultracentrifuge spun out control, completely destroying the centrifuge, a nearby freezer, the control system for an incubator, and all the windows in the room.
Updated | 4 min read
Laboratory hot plates present obvious dangers, such as the potential for people to burn themselves or even start a fire.
Updated | 3 min read
How high-quality generator probes enhance rotor-stator homogenizers to deliver consistent, reliable results across a range of applications
| 2 min read
