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Diluted HNO3 as Green Chemistry Reagent for Sample Preparation
Evaluation of Different Oxidant Mixtures for Microwave Digestion of Biological Samples
01-May-2017
The efficiency of diluted acids for digestion of organic samples was tested as an alternative to common digestion procedures
Efficient Quality Control of Pharmaceutical Products
Closed vessel digestion procedure for elemental impurities in pharmaceuticals in compliance with USP
01-Jun-2016
Which digestion methods are available for the control of elemental impurities in pharmaceuticals according to USP /?
Maintaining Perspective
An alternative quality control procedure for the testing of insulating glass in compliance with EN 1279-2
01-Mar-2015
In view of increasing demands on the part of the Energy Saving Ordinance the high-quality manufacture of insulating glass units has attracted
Water detection without chemicals thanks to the easyH2O®
05-Apr-2012
The water content of substances plays a major role in many different industries. However, laboratories depend on a fast and reliable method for detecting the water content for local checks on raw materials and products. Delays in the production proce
Flexibility and variety thanks to a PTFE lining: Berghof highpreactor high pressure reactors
Berghof highpreactor
07-Apr-2011
With over 25 years’ experience in the construction of pressure vessels behind it, Berghof is offering an innovative device concept for many types of applications in research and development laboratories. Chemical reactions, which take place under tem
Microwave digestion with top-loading concept for very simple handling and a high sample throughput
Berghof speedwave® four
02-Mar-2009
In many analytical laboratories today microwave digestion is a standard method of preparing samples for determining elements. For microwave digestion the sample material is typically heated to 200 - 260°C in closed microwave-transparent pressure ves
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