Latest App Notes & Case Studies

This application note describes an optimized method for analyzing a wide variety of water samples using argon gas dilution (AGD) to mitigate matrix effects and streamline sample preparation.

This application note highlights how inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) offers consistent performance that requires minimal oversight and maintenance for the analysis of water samples.

This application note explores how to overcome these challenges using triple quadrupole ICP-MS technology and ensure reliable environmental monitoring.

This application note demonstrates how argon gas can be used to dilute the sample before it enters the plasma, reducing potential interferences and maintaining detection sensitivity.

This application note explores the use of an automated system for multi-element analysis of environmental samples using triple quadrupole ICP-MS, a single technique capable of analyzing all relevant elements from a single sample with minimal preparation.

This application note explores the use of triple quadrupole (TQ) ICP-MS to mitigate these interferences and improve the monitoring of trace levels of arsenic and selenium in complex samples.

This app note highlights the use of electron-activated dissociation and collision-induced dissociation to enhance the fragmentation of peptides from casein tryptic digests.

This case study highlights how cutting-edge GC-MS/MS revolutionizes the analytical processes when performing environmental and food analysis.

This app note explores the latest quadrupole gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC-MS) system which can fulfill EPA analytical criteria and features an innovative detector system providing enhanced performance.

This application note explores an analytical workflow which enables laboratories to perform uninterrupted analysis of water samples for extended periods while exceeding EPA regulatory thresholds.