December 2009 Technology News

The latest equipment, instruments and system introductions to the laboratory market.

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ANALYTICAL

Post Column Derivatization Kits
EPOCOD™

  • Facilitates post column chemical derivatization
  • Includes PTFE knitted reactor coil, a column jacket and “T” connector for mixing analyte with derivatization agents
  • Comes with a knitted reactor coil 5 meters long x 0.5 mm ID in a 4” long column jacket
  • An optional water circulator controls the temperature of the post column chemical derivatization reaction

Aura Industries
www.aura-inc.com

Flow-through Scintillator for Radio-HPLC Systems
IN-FLOW 2:1

  • Achieves excellent counting efficiency for tritium and carbon-14 samples
  • Features low-viscosity, bio-degradable formulation
  • Offers fluidity and clarity
  • Nearly odorless with low toxicity

IN/US Systems
www.inus.com

PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT

Correlative Microscopy Tool
Combines Atmospheric Scanning Electron Microscope With Light Microscope

JEOL’s new ClairScope™ enables uncompromised observation of samples in their native state using a light microscope (LM) and an atmospheric scanning electron microscope (ASEM) to significantly reduce sample prep time and allow dynamic observation of real time processes.

The wide-field light microscope with emersion lens is co-axially aligned with the inverted electron column, making it easy to switch between LM and ASEM without moving the specimen dish. Samples can be observed dynamically at room temperature and at atmosphere, without having to wait for drying processes.

The specimen dish features an ultrathin SiN (silicon nitride) film window that separates the sample in atmosphere from the vacuum in the ASEM. An electron beam is projected from below to the sample on the film for high resolution imaging of the sample in atmosphere. The dish also makes it possible to add reagents, drugs and other substances to the sample in order to observe reactions in both liquid and gas environments.

Ideal for the life science and materials industries, dynamic processes such as platelet generation, microbe growth, crystallization, electrochemical reactions and dendrite growth can be followed in real time. No other products, add-ons or consumables are required, other than the sample holders.

For more information, visit www.jeolusa.com. Donna Guarrera, assistant director SM Division at JEOL, can be reached at dguarrera@jeol.com, or by phone at 978-535-5900.

Moisture and Ash Analysis
Multiple Sample TGA Method

  • Reduces analysis time and cost
  • Eliminates previous macro batch TGA limitations
  • Allows samples of different composition, size or weight to be analyzed
  • Two furnaces can be supplied to analyze moisture and ash simultaneously
  • Each furnace maintains a constant temperature

Navas Instruments
www.navas-instruments.com

Selective Extraction of Nitroimidazoles from Food Samples
SupelMIP™ SPE

  • Reduces ion suppression
  • Offers stable performance over broad pH ranges and high temperatures
  • Features robust and rapid methodology
  • Provides researchers a way of achieving lower detection limits for confirmatory analysis

Sigma-Aldrich and MIP Technologies
www.sigmaaldrich.com
www.miptechnologies.com

Toy Analysis for Consumer Safety
iCAP 6200 ICP Spectrometer

  • Offers simple ‘out-of-box’ operation for rugged and consistent day-to-day sample analysis
  • Features compact design and simultaneous dual-view ICP emission spectrometer
  • Provides cost-effective analytical solution in labs with standard sample throughput requirements
  • Offers pre-optimized sample introduction settings and analysis-ready software method templates

Thermo Fisher Scientific
www.thermo.com

GC Leak Detector
GLD PRO

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