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Top 5 Signs that You Should Replace Your Gas Chromatograph
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Top 5 Signs that You Should Replace Your Gas Chromatograph and Mass Spectrometer
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Top 5 Signs that You Should Service or Replace Your Automated Liquid Handling System
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Top 3 Signs That You Should Service or Replace Your Clean Room Furniture
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A glove box consists of a sealed box with the inside accessible only by gloves. Though their uses are expanding, they are essentially utilized for two basic purposes: Protect what you work on from the environment, such as an analytic balance on a production floor, or protect you from what you work on, such as a virus. Despite the fact that most glove boxes provide a relatively simple process, different applications require different boxes.
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Turning a sample into a suspension—the essence of homogenizing—occurs in a wide range of laboratory applications. In life science and clinical research, scientists often homogenize tissue samples for various analytical studies.
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Top 6 Signs That You Should Service or Replace Your CO2 Incubator
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Mobile technology is finally picking up steam in laboratory information markets. The sweet spots for mobile access are sample collections occurring outside the lab, for example, taking health and safety samples throughout a pharmaceutical facility, in collecting environmental samples in the field, or when testing labs become too cramped to house stand-alone data systems and hardware. On one hand developers of mobile applications strive to be platform-agnostic, but many are now developing dedicated “apps” as well.
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Top 6 Signs That You Should Service or Replace Your Microplate Reader or Handler
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Top 5 Signs That You Should Service or Replace Your Microwave Digester
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To grind something solid, many of us might think of a mortar and pestle as the original grinding machine. In fact, that technology goes back at least to 1550 BCE, when one was described in Egyptian writing. Many other hand-powered mills and grinders followed, leading to powered devices in today’s many forms.
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