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CFPs : NEW Analytical Liquid Analysis Platform From Rosemount Analytical
Single or dual input instrument cost-effective for OEM or end userIRVINE CA, USA ? A new Rosemount Analytical liquid analysis platform designed to significantly simplify operation and maintenance beyond that of previous generations of instruments has been announced by Emerson Process Management.
The new Model 1056 Single/Dual Input Analyzer is described as a "cost-effective, workhorse instrument" appropriate for the widest range of both OEM and end-user liquid analysis applications. The Model 1056 allows the user to choose from any combination of measurements:pH/ORP/ISE, Resistivity/conductivity, Percent Concentration, Chlorine (Free, Total, Monochloramine, pH independent Free Chlorine), Oxygen, Ozone and Temperature.
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Posted by Admin on Saturday, December 16, 2006 (1676 Reads)
Applications : Improving analysis of pesticides
Ipswich, UK & Valley Cottage NY, USA -- Genevac have released a new application report that discusses a novel sample preparation protocol and evaluates a centrifugal evaporation system that together increase recovery of volatile compounds enabling improved analysis of pesticides.During preparation of environmental samples, containing semi-volatile pesticides, evaporation becomes a critical step because of the need to avoid compound loss during the concentration process. Analyte loss is detrimental to accurate analysis, and official directives must be satisfied with regard to minimum analyte recovery.
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Posted by wbprimetek on Friday, December 15, 2006 (905 Reads)
CFPs : Simultaneous Analysis of Four HydroCarbon Gases at ppb-level Concentrations
An Application Note by Aspectrics, Inc.
PLEASANTON CA, USA ? Aspectrics, Inc., the innovator of Encoded Photometric Infrared Spectroscopy (EP-IR) analyzers and winner of the 2006 R&D 100 award, introduces a new application for the analysis of various hydrocarbon gases using its MultiComponent analyzer. This application note demonstrates how the EP-IR MultiComponent Analyzer is able to conduct simultaneous quantitative analysis of several hydrocarbon gases (C1-C4) in a mixture at parts-per-billion (ppb) level concentrations.
Designed to respond to scientists? needs in petrochemical, chemical, environmental and process laboratories, this application note can be downloaded free-of-charge from the newly designed website, www.aspectrics.com upon completion of a no charge registration. (Ed Note: Easy and a good way to help reduce frivolous downloads and content spam-we know!)
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Posted by Admin on Thursday, December 14, 2006 (935 Reads)
New Products : NEC Electronics Announces Development of Novel Resistivity Measurement Technique
Aimed at High Reliability in Automotive Applications in the 32-nm Node and BeyondKAWASAKI, Japan, Dec. 11 /PRNewswire - via Yahoo Finance/ -- NEC Electronics has developed a novel measurement technique that will enable a dramatic increase in the reliability of automotive LSI devices manufactured with next-generation 32- nanometer (nm) node processes.
The technique provides accurate measurements of resistance in the interconnects that connect transistors in LSI devices, even at the very small scales that will be found in next-generation devices. Using this technique, NEC Electronics has verified that metal-capping layers can extend the lifetime of the interconnects in next-generation automotive LSI devices, and has <b?identified cobalt tungsten phosphorus (CoWP) as the eading material candidate for use in those layers.
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Posted by Admin on Wednesday, December 13, 2006 (1310 Reads)
Applications : IR camera technology enters the sporting arena
{Image Courtesy BBG Sports}CROISSY-BEAUBOURG, FRANCE -- Cedip Infrared Systems, specialists in thermal IR camera technology, working with BBG Sports (Melbourne, Australia) has developed a state-of-the-art system called Hot Spot that is claimed will end all speculation surrounding a cricket dismissal.
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Posted by wbprimetek on Monday, December 11, 2006 (1351 Reads)
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