Improve the analytical range of your MS and ICP/MS with an IC for speciation Mass spectrometers and ICP/MS instruments provide trace level analysis of a wide range of metals and components. The limitation of these techniques arrives when analysing oxidation states of metals or compounds. The addition of ion chromatography...Read More

Improve performance while lowering costs with Metrohm Process Ion Chromatographs The analysis of samples from an etching baths can provide an analytical challenge. This is due to the varying pH and high levels of metals make direct Ion Chromatography impossible. While Ion Chromatography is perfect for the analysis of acids...Read More

Manganese (Mn) is an element that can impart undesirable taste and odour in drinking water. Mn also contributes to discoloured water that may result in dirty or stained clothes during washing. To ensure that the drinking water fulfils desired target, having the online analyser is essential. The method of choice...Read More

Going away for the holidays? Make sure your IC will be read for you when you get back. Everyone needs a holiday. Shutdown procedures when on holidays For some laboratories that means the instruments get a break too. While some instruments require continuous operation to be ready when you get...Read More

Increase the flexibility of your IC. Analytical instruments are designed to run with sample concentrations in optimal windows and preferred matrices. Unfortunately, not all samples are created equal. If you have samples from a range of sources, you are likely to have concentrations and matrices over a wide range too....Read More

Prove your system is giving you the right results, beyond a doubt. How often do I need to calibrate my instrument? How do I know the results are accurate? These are questions we often hear when visiting customers new to using Ion Chromatography, and they are valid questions too. Using...Read More

Near Infrared Spectroscopy is the most important analysis method for the determination of protein content, moisture, fat and ash in feeds and forage. The advantage over classical methods such as Kjeldahl is the simultaneous determination of several parameters. Moreover, NIR spectroscopy is a quick method which neither requires consumables nor...Read More

A reliable and accurate analysis can only be guaranteed by reproducible sample preparation. The "Art of Milling" describes the process of turning a laboratory sample into a representative part sample with homogeneous analytical fineness. For this task RETSCH offers a comprehensive range of the most modern laboratory mills and crushers...Read More

Amperometric Detection of uric acid (UA) in 20mM sodium Borate buffer pH 8. Edet= -0.1V. Screen-printed electrodes for uric acid detection Uric acid is the major end product of purine metabolism. It is present in biological fluids such as urine and blood serum and the detection of anomalous values can...Read More

SpectroElectrochemiluminescence instrument for Screen-Printed Electrodes. SpectroECL: Multi-colour electrochemistry Metrohm DropSens offers a compact and versatile solution to perform SpectroElectrochemiluminescence studies, combining in one equipment a biopotentiostat/galvanostat and a microspectrometer integrated in an innovative cell for Screen-Printed Electrodes. This miniaturized and portable alternative is perfect for performing Electrogenerated ChemiLuminescence (ECL) measurements. The...Read More

Gain the knowledge to improve your analysis and lab processes. Achieve the desired level of knowledge Whether just starting out, or wanting to get the most out of your instrumentation, Metrohm Australia has a course to help you achieve the desired level of knowledge. Initial training Initial training is provided...Read More

Gluconic acid is used globally as a rapid screening tool for assessing fruit quality on incoming fruit, even so far as influencing the price and/or rejection criteria in vineyard contracts. Gluconic acid Gluconic acid – D-Gluconic acid (gluconate) is a metabolite of Botrytis and can be a useful marker for...Read More