Bio-analysis mass spec
16 August, 2004 | Supplied by: Thermo Fisher Scientific
The Finnigan LTQ FT mass spectrometer combines advanced ion trap and Fourier Transform ICR technologies making high resolution, accurate mass determinations and MSn available for high throughput analysis on a single instrument. Experiments claim to have shown that the structure and comparison of compounds can be determined with ten times better mass accuracy than other available methods.
Autopol Series Polarimeters
16 August, 2004 | Supplied by: ALPE Pty Ltd
Rudolph's Autopol Series Polarimeters offer a complete line of polarimeters and accessories including units featuring 21CFR11 compliance, electronic temperature control, sample specific programs and simple process control.
X-ray analysis
16 August, 2004 | Supplied by: PANalytical
Axios is a range of PANalytical WDXRF (wavelength dispersive x-ray fluorescence) spectrometers with applications and capabilities tailored to meet the needs of specific industries including manufacturing, mining, research, geology and environmental technology. Axios is robust - built to work in unforgiving, on-site industrial conditions so analytical performance is unaffected by heat and dust.
Differential viscometer detector
14 July, 2004 | Supplied by: http://www.shimadzu.com.au/
The Wyatt Technology ViscoStar viscometer is an online chromatography detector for determining specific and intrinsic viscosities. The ViscoStar is claimed to have at least two times the signal-to-noise of products available on the market as well as a proprietary Transducer Protection System (TPS) that prevents accidental damage to sensitive transducer membranes.
Nanoflow HPLC columns
14 July, 2004 | Supplied by: http://www.proteomass.com.au/
New Objective has introduced a range of nanoscale chromatography columns to add to its already existing PicoFrit and IntegraFrit selection. The columns are designed specifically for protein and peptide separations.
Convert HPLC to IC
15 May, 2004 | Supplied by: http://www.alltechweb.com/
Alltech's suppressors and 650 Conductivity detector easily convert any HPLC into an IC system. Both suppressor models, the 640 and 641, are continuously regenerated with no need for extra reagents.
Air analyser
15 May, 2004 | Supplied by: http://www.learsiegler.com.au/
The TEI 5805 II air analyser is a portable organic vapour meter with photo ionisation detection for broad spectrum gas detection and measurement. It can measure a wide variety of chemicals: process equipment leak detection; leaking underground storage tanks; head space measurement; and detection of contaminated soil and water.
Evaporative light scattering detectors
15 May, 2004 | Supplied by: http://www.alpe.net.au/
SofTA evaporative light scattering detectors employ Thermo-Spilt technology in instruments designed with a flexible configuration, yielding real advantages in many common HPLC applications.
Elemental speciation analysis
08 April, 2004 | Supplied by: ALS Environmental
The toxicity of trace elements in the environment is in many cases dependent on the chemical form in which they occur. Total element concentrations no longer provide sufficient information to allow risk-based toxicity assessments
LH 500 haematology analyser
22 January, 2004 | Supplied by: Beckman Coulter Australia
The Coulter LH 500 haematology analyser is designed for mid- to high-volume clinical laboratories. It provides complete blood counts (CBC) with five-part differential analysis, including white blood cell, red blood cell, platelet and reticulocyte counts.
Researchers design and build first artificial protein
24 November, 2003
Using sophisticated computer algorithms running on standard desktop computers, researchers have designed and constructed a novel functional protein that is not found in nature. The achievement should enable researchers to explore larger questions about how proteins evolved and why nature 'chose' certain protein folds over others.
Separating basic and polar compounds
08 November, 2003
Due to the presence of residual acidic silanol groups in most commercial packings, secondary chromatographic effects are common and are usually troublesome. As a result, efficiency and peak shape for some analytes are usually unacceptable at neutral pH
Cytochrome structure unravels photosynthesis
08 October, 2003
A complete molecular-scale picture of how plants convert sunlight to chemical energy has been obtained at Purdue University in the US, offering potential new insights into animal metabolism as well.
Quantitative evaluation of curved tablets using x-ray diffraction
08 July, 2003
Manufacturing processes of pharmaceutical tablets may change the morphology of the crystalline state of the active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) or the excipients
Determining structure using NMR
08 March, 2003
A University at Buffalo chemist has developed a new, high-throughput method for obtaining nuclear magnetic resonance data that can potentially performing orders of magnitude faster than conventional methods
