Environmental monitoring and testing assess the quality of our air, water, soil, and overall ecosystems. Using advanced technologies and analytical methods, environmental scientists collect and analyze samples to measure levels of pollutants, contaminants, and other factors impacting environmental health. By monitoring changes over time and identifying potential risks to human health, this field plays a vital role in informing policy decisions and implementing effective mitigation strategies. Explore how environmental monitoring and testing contribute to safeguarding our planet's well-being and promoting sustainable development.
Bruker microfluidics accessory units are designed to allow sequential labeling to be incorporated into localization microscopy protocols with the Vutara VXL single-molecule localization microscope. Bruker offers two units—PlexFlo and PlexFlo96. The units are controlled by Vutara's SRX software and allow flexible configuration of fluidics sequences that are run in conjunction with imaging cycles to allow users to label an unli…
Bruker's MuVi Selective-Plane Illumination Microscope (SPIM) is the fastest multi-angle view system on the market. MuVi incorporates years of Luxendo light-sheet technology innovations to provide high-speed volumetric acquisition for analyzing dynamic processes in delicate live specimens, as well as offering compatibility with any clearing method. A variety of other advanced hardware and software integrations can be easily co…
Sensirion is launching a new mass flow controller. The SFC6000 is small and light and impresses with an unbeatable price performance ratio and a very attractive delivery time. It optimizes the flow control in devices in the semiconductor industry, in analytical instruments and in the industrial automation.
Elite-1, 100% dimethyl polysiloxane, columns are highly versatile, non-polar, cross-linked general purpose columns that are rugged, exhibiting long column lifetime, low bleed, and high maximum operating temperatures.
The Elite-5 is a 5% diphenyl/95% dimethyl polysiloxane stationary phase. It is regarded as a general purpose, low polarity phase that is the most popular GC stationary phase. The Elite-5 is a crosslinked phase in which all residual catalysts and low molecular weight fragments have been removed providing a tight mono-modal distribution and extremely low bleed.
The Elite-5ms phase (5% 1,4-bis(dimethylsiloxy)phenylene, 95% dimethyl polysiloxane) incorporates a phenyl group in the polymer backbone to improve thermal stability, reduce bleed and make the phase less prone to oxidation. This results in inertness to active compounds and extremely low bleed for sensitive MS applications.
The Epic™ line of LC columns is based on high density monomerically bonded phases produced through a proprietary bonding process. Epic HPLC columns are compatible with a wide range of organic modifiers and buffers and stable over a wide pH range. All Epic products use an ultra-high purity metal free silica and undergo strict quality control testing. For flexibility, we offer a wide range of column sizes as well being fully sc…
Under highly aqueous conditions, our novel proprietary bonding chemistry allows the bonded chains to remain fully extended in the mobile phase. Epic™ Polar can retain highly water-soluble compounds such as small organic acids, water-soluble vitamins, purines and pyrimidines, catecholamines and other polar compounds. The Epic Polar column offers improved polar compound retention under RP conditions which has been further refin…
The unique properties of Epic™ Naphthyl places its selectivity between graphitized carbon and alkyl type stationary phases. Epic Naphthyl is a naphthalene-based material, with high bonding density and exhibits strong π-π interaction and charge transfer interactions and performs well for diastereomer separations and non-polar compounds. Epic HPLC and UHPLC columns are compatible with a wide range of organic modifiers and buffe…
Fully simultaneous ICP-OES instruments, delivering exceptionally fast performance, robustness and matrix tolerance
