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Scope This application note will outline appropriate methods for the extraction of organophosphorus pesticides from ground water as outlined in EPA method 8141B using the Atlantic® C18 SPE disk proces...
Dr. Simon Hammann is Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Anthropology and Archaeology, University of Bristol. By combining chemistry with archaeological research, he is able to look back in t...
Environmental laboratories require a system which is clean, reliable, and affordable to evaporate the extracts resulting from the preparation of samples for PFAS testing. This document will outline a ...
Introduction The U.S. EPA has been regulating semi-volatile organic compounds in drinking water with Method 525 since 1988. There have been several method updates since then, but the most recent was i...
Introduction The treatment and removal of oil and grease from wastewater is imperative because it can negatively affect the biological and aquatic life that encounter it. Not only that, but since the ...
The purpose of this application note is to outline an automated extraction method utilizing the Atlantic® HLB-M SPE Disk and Biotage automated and manual SPE solutions for the extraction of pharmaceut...
Introduction The treatment and removal of oil and grease from wastewater is imperative because it can negatively affect the biological and aquatic life that encounter it. Not only that, but since the ...
Figure 1. Molecular structures of selected analytes.
Introduction This application note describes the extraction and clean-up of mineral oil (petroleum oil) from water samples according to ISO 9377-2:2000. This method involves a liquid-liquid extraction...
Introduction Hexane extractable material (HEM), also known as Oil & Grease extraction is a simple water quality measurement. The measurement can be used to assess pollution for compliance or as a meas...