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From headquarters located in Kyoto, Japan, YMC has gradually and consistently matured to a level of international recognition, specifically within the pharmaceutical and biotech world, as one of the leading suppliers of analytical and process-scale silica-based stationary phases for High Performance more
Waters Corporation is a global leader in liquid chromatography (UPLC/HPLC), mass spectrometry (MS), rheology and thermal analysis. The business areas range from research & development, the manufacture and sale of analytical instruments, laboratory software products, column and sample preparation pro more
For over 40 years, Bernd Kraft® GmbH has produced ready-to-use laboratory chemicals that are supplied in containers from 1 ml to 1,000 l. Our portfolio of more than 10,000 products ranges from standards for chemical analytics, standard solutions, buffer solutions, reagents for analytical more
When filling a waste bottle or waste canister, volatile organic compounds are forced out of the vessel more
Maximize results and reduce errors in food analysis with proven ASE methods for more extractions in less time using less solvent more
Puncture after puncture, you can trust the Sure/Seal system to protect your work. See how our unique cap outperforms other brands in blocking H2O more
Explore our broad range of chemicals for every stage of product development, and see how you can benefit from our technical and regulatory expertise more
See how premium quality, unique packaging, and new 2D data matrix labels make EMSURE® inorganics and solvents the smartest choice for precise analysis. more
Researchers have developed a new process that could make it much cheaper to produce biofuels such as ethanol from plant waste and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Their approach, featuring an ammonia-salt based solvent that rapidly turns plant fibers into sugars needed to make ethanol, works well at more
The tiny rings that chemists at the Center for Nanointegration (CENIDE) at the University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE) create in the laboratory are as small as a bacterium. Self-organized, individual polymer chains form the flexible structures that can even squeeze themselves through cell membranes. This more
They look like interlocking egg cups, but a hen's egg is 100,000 times as thick as one of the miniature cups: Scientists at the Center for Nanointegration (CENIDE) at the University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE) have made polymers to form themselves into tiny cups on their own. They could, for example, be more
Have you ever seen a foam cup appear to melt away in acetone? Foam cups, bowls and containers are made of a lightweight but strong material – expanded polystyrene. How then does acetone reduce this substance to a blob of goo? In this week’s video, we team up with chemistry professor Matt Harting ... more
Food safety is defined as “the absence of adverse health effects due to food contamination”. Contaminants are substances that have not been intentionally added to food. These substances may be present in food as a result of the various stages of its production, packaging, transport or holding. They more
By amending methodology to utilize eVol® for sample preparation processes for GC-C-IRMS C isotope ratio analysis, the ISORA department has: improved sample preparation conditions and the GC-C-IRMS analysis results by removing the risk of ghost peaks, more
Although the ancient Egyptians already used inks 5000 years ago, inks and their properties have been continuously improved and refined over thousands of years. more
In today's competitive skin care market, consumers look for a range of benefits, superior aesthetics and cost effectiveness. more
If you’ve ever needed a tooth out, or had surgery of any kind, chances are you’ll have experienced use of an inhalational anaesthetic. All of the compounds shown above can induce general anaesthesia, and a range have been utilised since the initial discovery of nitrous oxide in the mid-1800s. Often, more
Optical active substances made from chiral catalysis form the basis of many drugs. Expensive precious-metal catalysts are required for the chemical production, which due to their thermal instability decompose at high temperatures and can therefore only be used once. The innovative process of DexLeChem GmbH makes it possible for the first time to use these precious-metal catalysts made from rhodium, ruthenium or iridium more than once, without modifying them. At the same time, reaction occurs in aqueous solutions instead of mineral-oil-based solvents, which increases the sustainability of the process. This is a milestone in catalysis and a real opportunity for the pharmaceutical industry. more
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