LIVE WEBCAST: November 10th 2010 at 11:00AM EDT

Changing Everything You Know About Liquids Analysis by FTIR
This webcast will provide the audience with essential information on how to maximize productivity for analysis of environmental samples with emphasis on meeting USA EPA-based protocols and will reference a range of demanding environmental applications. The presenters will describe innovative new technologies to enable high speed liquid sample introduction and ultra fast data acquisition using ICP instrumentation and will discuss the impact of these advances on the global environmental analysis market.

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Investigating Fluorescence Lifetime Spectroscopy and Imaging
Fluorescence lifetime spectroscopy and imaging are now virtually as standard and accepted as other molecular interrogation methods such as UV/VIS or steady-state fluorescence. In this webinar world-renowned expert in fluorescence lifetimes David Birch will take you through the basics of the technique to current hot areas of research where fluorescence lifetimes are yielding exciting new insight on processes.

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The Easiest and Most Cost-efficient Way to Determine Elements in Environmental Matrices by ICP-MS According to Your Regulations

This year significant new technology and software was introduced into the market of Atomic Spectroscopy. How will this affect the future of determining elements Environmental matrices? We would like to invite atomic spectroscopy users working on the environmental market to learn more about meeting European and American regulations for environmental samples with ICP-MS.”

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Achieving Ultra Fast, Low Cost Analyses in Compliance with EPA Protocols

This webcast will provide the audience with essential information on how to maximize productivity for analysis of environmental samples with emphasis on meeting USA EPA-based protocols and will reference a range of demanding environmental applications.  The presenters will describe innovative new technologies to enable high speed liquid sample introduction and ultra fast data acquisition using ICP instrumentation and will discuss the impact of these advances on the global environmental analysis market.  

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Basic Principles of Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy

The analytical use of Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) has its origins back to 1963 with the study of Mrs. Debras and Guedon. Since then, the technology associated with LIBS has evolved (lasers, spectrometers, detectors, data analysis). However despite considerable advantages that only laser-induced plasmas can provide, the delicacy to control and model their basic fundamentals leads to a slower integration of LIBS in the analytical field than other established plasma based techniques such as GD- or ICP-OES.

A review of the basic principles of LIBS will be given and discussed to better understand the technique, the reasons of its slower integration but nevertheless appreciate and explore the unique possibilities that only LIBS can provide to the analytical community.

Measurement of Minerals in Dietary Supplements
Sales of dietary supplements have increased dramatically in recent years. This application note shows the analysis of various minerals in oil and water-based vitamins using flame atomic absorption (AA) spectroscopy.

Analysis of Total Phosphorus in Water Samples
Phosphorus analysis in water is critical for general water quality assessments. This note demostrates the analysis of total phosphorus in waste water using a UV-Vis spectrophotometer and total phosphorus reagent kit.

Spectroscopy of Individual Pixels of OLED Microdisplays
Colorimetry and luminous intensity of the smallest pixels can be measured with a UV-visible-NIR microspectrophotometer quickly, easily and with no sample contact.

Raman Analysis of Low Concentration Ions in Water
We demonstrated the quantitative analysis of low concentration sulfate ion in aqueous solution down to as low as 2.5 ppm by conventional (Non-SERS) Raman spectroscopy.