Posts Tagged ‘Gas Analysis’
Your Toolkit for Electrochemical Discovery Has Arrived
The wait is over. Introducing the ECL Series — a new range of versatile accessories designed to expand the capabilities of the HPR-40 DEMS, transforming it into a turnkey system for real-time gas and volatile species analysis in electrochemical research. Developed by Hiden Analytical, the ECL Series brings together precision engineering, modular flexibility, and seamless integration — giving researchers the tools they need for deeper…
Read MorePollutant Monitoring in Rivers
Water pollution occurs when harmful substances such as microorganisms or chemicals contaminate a body of water. Pollution can come from many sources, with agriculture (through the excessive use of pesticides and fertilizers) and water companies (through untreated sewage) being the biggest contributors. Here we will outline some of the challenges of pollutant monitoring in rivers…
Read MoreCoupling Mass Spectrometry with Thermal Analysis: The Benefits
What is a Mass Spectrometer? A mass spectrometer is an analytical tool that is used to identify one or more molecules or fragments of molecules in a sample by the sorting of gaseous ions according to their mass-to-charge ratio. Usually, mass spectrometers are used for identifying known compounds whose molecular weights are known, however, they…
Read MoreCO2 Reduction: Enabling Sustainable Fuels
CO2 reduction is a critical part of the research into sustainable fuels. The time-dependent depletion of CO2 using a suitable cathode material as a function of current density is an area of interest for researchers. Half cells are then employed to investigate the levels of CO2 reduction to ascertain the efficiency of the cathode. Traditionally, polycrystalline copper foil…
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