Efficient and profitable combustion-based organic elemental analysis - C/N/S/Cl determination from ultra-trace till wt-contents

Efficient and profitable combustion-based organic elemental analysis - C/N/S/Cl determination from ultra-trace till wt-contents

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Today's quality control labs face high regulatory and financial pressures. International and national regulations (e.g. ASTM D6667, D5453, D5762, D7457 etc.), set high standards for the labs and especially in industry and contract labs - analysis has to be affordable in order to keep a competitive pricing for final products and offered services.

Additionally, complex sample matrices make even routine S/N/Cl/C determinations difficult and the amount of samples that have to be analyzed in the same time has increased steadily over the years while number of operators often has decreased reversely. New analysis solutions including enhanced technologies and application strategies have to address these points.

Analytik Jena will be highlighting some of these practical solutions for a variety of routine and special analysis tasks from oil & gas production, refineries, petro and chemical industry - technologies and applications that work for you and get your lab ready for the future.

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Angela Groebel

Analytik Jena

Senior Product Manager Elemental Analysis & Sum Parameter Determination at Analytik Jena AG 20 years of professional experience in elemental and environmental analysis - in the sectors research, development, application and support

PIN 27.3 June/July 2026

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