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Piper Diagrams in Chemistry Water Analysis

Arthur M. Piper introduced the Piper diagram in 1994. It is used for studying water chemistry and quality. The Piper diagram helps in the segregation of analytical data necessary for determining the sources of the constituents dissolved in water. The applicability of the procedure is possible due to natural water having anions and cations in chemical equilibrium. The most abundant cations in ...

Can Texas Floodwaters Be Used for Aquifer Recharge?

A study has found stormwater that washes to the Gulf could replenish aquifers — if it can be caught and stored Flooding in Texas has long punctuated the state’s history, even entering ...

Message to our Valued Customers, from Vista Clara President Dave Walsh

Satellite Mission Tracks Freshwater Trends

Rainfall changes blamed for India’s groundwater depletion

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UCalgary Takes Delivery of LISST-200X

The University of Calgary (UCalgary) has taken delivery of the LISST-200X particle size analyzer at their Department of Geoscience. Associate Professor; Director of Environmental Science Programs, Dr. Dan Shugar will be using the instrument for ...

Lumex Instruments participated in the online EGU General Assembly 2020

EUSEW 2019: GeoPLASMA-CE and EGS supporting Europe’s Energy Future

New-Generation, High-Precision Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry System Delivers Analysis for Geosciences, Nuclear Safeguards and Medical Research Applications

ImpulseRadar Continues Its Impressive Growth Trajectory

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Correlative Raman Imaging and Scanning Electron Microscopy

World's first fully-integrated Raman Imaging and Scanning Electron Microscopes. RISE Microscopy is a novel correlative microscopy technique that combines SEM and confocal Raman Imaging. Through RISE Microscopy ultra-structural surface properties can be linked to molecular compound information.