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BFRL's SP-3420A Is a Cost-Effective Gas Chromatograph,Ideal for Routine Analysis

Apr 30, 2019

BFRL’s SP-3420A is a cost-effective gas chromatograph, ideal for routine analysis. It accommodates standard and capillary injectors. Two ionisation detectors or one TCD may be installed. The column oven accepts packed or fused silica ...

Tags: Gas Chromatograph, ionisation detectors, test instrument

AWI Researchers Discover Record Levels of Microplastic in Arctic Sea Ice

Apr 27, 2018

Experts at the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI), have recently found record levels of microplastic in arctic sea ice. However, the majority of particles were microscopically small. The ice ...

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CRAIC Adds Raman Microspectroscopy to Flagship UV-Visible-Nir Microspectrophotometer

Jan 19, 2018

CRAIC Technologies Inc of San Dimas, CA, USA has added Raman microspectroscopy to its flagship product: the 20/30 Perfect Vision microspectrophotometer. Users can now acquire Raman spectra by integrating the new Apollo II Raman ...

Tags: CRAIC Technologies, microspectrophotometer

Sofradir's Tropomi Detector Lifts off on Sentinel-5P Satellite

Oct 18, 2017

Sofradir of Palaiseau near Paris, France – a subsidiary of Safran and Thales that makes infrared (IR) detectors for aerospace, defense and commercial markets – says that its detector Tropomi is among the instruments launched on ...

Tags: Sofradir, IR detectors

Shandong Kelsen Unveils PVC Packaging Sheets for Several Industries

May 31, 2017

China-based Shandong Kelsen Medical Packaging has unveiled a range of packaging sheets made of Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) for various types of industries. The company based in the Shandong Province is into production of PVC sheets catering ...

Tags: Medical Packaging, PVC Packagin

Tomra Expands Flow Technology Across Reverse Vending Machine Portfolio

Mar 14, 2017

US-based Tomra Collection Solutions is expanding its Flow Technology across its portfolio of reverse vending machines (RVMs), which collect bottles and cans for recycling. Claimed to be the world’s 360° recognition system in ...

Tags: Tomra, Vending Machine

NASA Finds Strong Evidence for Liquid Water on Mars

Dec 29, 2015

U.S. space agency NASA announced on Monday it has found "strong" evidence that there is liquid water intermittently flowing on present-day Mars. Images taken from the Mars orbit showed dark, finger-like markings that, typically less than ...

Tags: NASA, Liquid Water, Mars

China Launches Country's First Dark Matter Satellite

Dec 18, 2015

China sents into space the country's first Dark Matter Particle Explorer Satellite on Thursday. [Photo: weibo.com] China on Thursday sent into space the country's first space telescope in a fresh search for signals of dark matter, ...

Tags: Dark Matter, Satellite, DAMPE

Pro-Lite Introduces New Photometer to Slash the Cost of Photometry

Nov 19, 2015

Pro-Lite Technology (Cranfield, UK) today announced that it is reducing the cost of photometry with the launch of its Labsphere LFC-Series of Integrating Sphere Photometers. LFC integrating spheres are a new, entry-level solution for ...

Tags: Pro-Lite, LED lighting, LFC systems

DOE Ames Laboratory Research Team Creates UV OLED on-Chip Spectrometer

Oct 13, 2015

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Ames Laboratory has developed a near ultra-violet and all-organic light emitting diode (OLED) that can be used as an on-chip photosensor. It’s a first in a rather specialized field of research ...

Tags: DOE, Ames Laboratory, OLED UV

EPA Is Used to Alter The Hydrogen Content in P-Type GaN Layers with a View

Jun 16, 2015

Researchers in South Korea have used electrochemical potentiostatic activation (EPA) to alter the hydrogen content in p-type gallium nitride (GaN) layers with a view to improved performance of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) [June Key Lee et ...

Tags: GaN layers, P-Gallium Nitride

Us Chemist David Mcgarvey Is Developing Army Uniforms and Protective Suits

Mar 20, 2015

US chemist David McGarvey, Ph.D, at the Army's Edgewood Chemical Biological Center (ECBC), on Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, and his team of researchers who are a part of a team led by the Natick Soldier Systems Center, is developing ...

Tags: army uniforms, protective suits, Self-Decontaminating Suits

Automotive Suppliers Will Quality Check More Than 300 Million Airbag-Inflator Systems

Dec 22, 2014

Automotive suppliers will quality check more than 300 million airbag-inflator systems using sophisticated helium- and hydrogen-based leak-detection technology in 2015. Frontal airbags have reduced fatalities in frontal crashes by up to 25 ...

Tags: Detection Technology, Airbag, Auto

Emcore and Lake Shore Received The 2014 CS Industry Award

Apr 21, 2014

On 18 March at the CS International Conference in Frankfurt, Germany, Emcore Corp of Albuquerque, NM, USA, which makes compound semiconductor-based components and subsystems for the fiber-optic and solar power markets, received the 2014 CS ...

Tags: Emcore Lake Shore, Electrical, Electronics

Graphene Is an Attractive Electrode Material for Supercapacitor Applications

Mar 1, 2014

Graphene, a single layer of carbon atoms, is an attractive electrode material for supercapacitor applications because of its high surface area. However, how the electrolytes interact with carbon material to store energy is still not well ...

Tags: Graphene Electrode, Electronics, Electrical

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