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What is an Ashing Furnace?

Ashing is the process of expelling organic material from a sample before it is analyzed. For ashing to take place, complete combustion of the sample is critical to yield accurate results, and this requires the use of an ashing furnace. However, because there are many different applications of ashing, there is no standard model for ashing furnaces and they often have to be ...

Eight Years On and the Experience of MECO smartANALYTICS

In 2013 the US Navy through the Office of Naval Research and Naval Facilities Engineering Command contracted MECO to design and develop two models of advanced shipboard desalination units that, among ...

Wear Metal Analysis on Polyol Ester Base Aviation Turbine Oil Using the SpectrOil Analyzer

Assessing the impacts of renewable energy developments on soil quality and health

A Full Breakdown of ASTM D874

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Thermo Fisher Scientific Introduces New Handheld XRF Analyzer for Elemental Detection

Material verification and contaminant detection are crucial steps in quality assurance. From analyzing oil and gas pipelines, to testing polluted soil, if verification isn't accurately and correctly performed, it can pose a potential threat to ...

AMETEK Land Secures Distributor Agreement with Spectro Hispania for Foundries in Spain

Chitosan as protection against dental erosion

Thermo Fisher Scientific Analytical Instruments Receive Prominent Industry Awards

Information on strategic aspects

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EDXRF Trace Elemental Analysis for Complex Applications and Research

By advanced Cartesian Geometry EDXRF, the NEX CG spectrometer provides rapid, trace elemental analysis across a diverse range of matrices. Non-destructively analyze for elements sodium (Na) through uranium (U) in solids, liquids, powders, and thin films.