Elemental Analyzers
The G4 ICARUS Series 2 extends Bruker’s line of compact, high-efficiency, and low-maintenance combustion analyzers
Dr. Bryan Tomlin obtained his doctorate degree in chemistry from Michigan State University, where his dissertation was in the area of nuclear structure studies.
Methods are combined to reveal greater insight into samples
The CTX is available in several configurations optimized for different industries and applications
The EDX-8100 achieves fast, precise analysis across a wider range of elements
The 928 series operates at a low cost-per-analysis and allows users to easily handle the most demanding sample applications
The focus of the two partners’ future research efforts will be on the development of new devices and applications for element determination
A specialized ORNL team uses nuclear forensics to solve mysteries and safeguard materials
Keynote features Robert Thomas, 40-year veteran in the field of elemental analysis.
Exeter Analytical has developed a reliable sample preparation technique that enables accurate determination of the percentage Carbon (C), Hydrogen (H) and Nitrogen (N) in difficult to analyze volatile samples.
The determination of mercury has become a routine test in many analytical laboratories.
