Enhance Bioremediation

Feb 17 2015 Read 328 Times

The Waterloo Emitter by Solinst (Canada) is a simple, low cost device designed for the bioremediation of contaminated groundwater. It enables oxygen, or other amendments, to diffuse through silicone or LDPE tubing in a controlled uniform manner, with no 'bubbling' of excess oxygen. Sized to fit 2, 4 and 6" (50, 100 and 150 mm) diameter wells. Ideal for aerobic bioremediation of MTBE and BTEX.

Analytical Instrumentation

The proRheo R 180, from proRheo, is a highly versatile, yet user friendly rheometer used to measure the viscosity of a wide range of substances in both the l...

Versatile and user-friendly viscosity measurement for lab or in-situ app...

Feb 26 2021 Read 113 Times

Analytical Instrumentation

Jeol builds upon its legacy from the successful AccuTOF™ GC series gas chomatograph – time-of-flight mass spectrometers with the release of the JMS-T20...

New time-of-flight mass spectrometer

Feb 23 2021 Read 220 Times

Analytical Instrumentation

The quality and grade of crude and residual oil depend on sulphur (S) content as well as the presence of nickel (Ni) and vanadium (V), and in some cases, iro...

Analysis of nickel, vanadium and iron in crude and residual oil per ASTM...

Feb 18 2021 Read 559 Times

Analytical Instrumentation

For years, tetraethyl lead (TEL), an anti-knock agent, has been added to gasoline and aviation fuels. Lead is a toxic metal that interferes with anti-polluti...

Analysis of lead in gasoline by ASTM D5059 (Bi IS Method)

Feb 17 2021 Read 615 Times

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Petro Industry News Buyers Guide 2021

January 2021

In This Issue Fuel For Thought - Signal Group announces new senior appointment - Network of organisations committed to workplace launched - Ayalytical Instruments acquires Lawler Manufactur...