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Articles & Whitepapers
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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 ...
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Successful Deployments for the 2021 Beluga Habitat Program
The Mackenzie Delta, located in the western Canadian Arctic within the Northwest Territories and land claim of the Inuvialuit people is the 2nd largest Arctic delta in the world. Although this region ...
News
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First Net Zero Mass Spectrometer Launched to Support Greener Future
The launch of the world's first net zero mass spectrometer (MS) will make it easier than ever for scientists working across geoscience, food and beverage, environmental science and forensics to practice science sustainably. The Thermo Scientific ...
Equipment & Solutions
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High-Performance Exploration Seismic System
The StrataVisorTM NZXP is a high-performance exploration seismic system in a compact, weatherproof chassis. The NZXP can operate as a field PC, as a stand-alone seismic recorder with 3 to 64 internal channels - or expands easily to larger channel systems by connecting Geode remote distributed modules or other NZ's. This flexibility lets you collect data for all applications in all environments – ...
