Russ Swan, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Deionised Water",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Laboratorytalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Rancimat method saves time evaluating antioxidants from
Metrohm UK, which we summarised at the time by saying "The 743 Rancimat instrument from Metrohm UK is designed to evaluate the effects of antioxidants on edible oils and food products containing oils and fats".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Compact ion chromatograph aids fertiliser analysis from
Metrohm UK: "Nitrogen and Phosphorus are both present in fertilisers and these can easily and affordably be analysed as nitrate and phosphate using Metrohm's Compact IC systems".
In June 2007, we covered the news from Metrohm UK
concerning its Application bulletins 204 and 141
- take a look at Application monographs on edible oils analysis
which says: "The Rancimat method is considerably less costly, less labour-intensive but as accurate as the traditional active oxygen method (AOM) for the oxidation stability index (OSI) of natural fats and oils".
Take a look also at the news release from Metrohm UK, Cheaper QA analysis of sugars in chocolate bars,
as well as Aquatrode Plus for highest level water analysis from Metrohm UK,
and Analysis of sugars in chocolate bars from Metrohm UK.
See also:
Why choose 797 VA Computrace instead of AAS or ICP
(June 2006)
The 797 offers at least equal sensitivity for a fraction of the purchase price of an ICP or AAS instrument all backed by the Swiss guarantee of quality
Determination of the effectiveness of antioxidants
(June 2006)
Oxidative stability is important for evaluating the quality of oils, fats and fatty acid methylesters (biodiesel); today the Rancimat method has largely replaced the slower AOM or Swift methods
Analysis of nitrate and phosphate in fertiliser
(May 2006)
Nitrogen and Phosphorus are both present in fertilisers and these can easily and affordably be analysed as nitrate and phosphate using the Metrohm 861 Compact IC systems
Gas Station has more zero-air and hydrogen output
(December 2005)
Two models are now available, producing up to 2.5lpm of hydrocarbon-free air from an existing compressed air supply and 250cc/min of fuel-grade hydrogen from deionised water
Gas Station has more zero-air and hydrogen output
(December 2005)
Two models are now available, producing up to 2.5lpm of hydrocarbon-free air from an existing compressed air supply and 250cc/min of fuel-grade hydrogen from deionised water
Determine carbohydrates in complex food samples
(December 2005)
Inline sample preparation and ion analysis technology makes it is possible to alleviate most of the manual sample preparation and reduce the errors associated from sample handling
Concrete sulphate analysis by ion chromatography
(October 2005)
Jonathan Bruce, applications manager for Metrohm UK, provides a commentarty on the phenomenon of sulphate attack in concrete and the use of ion chromatography to analyse this
Best restaurant in the world uses lab water system
(October 2005)
Fat Duck chef proprietor Heston Blumenthal has pioneered a new approach to cooking by combining his passions for taste and for science, resulting in what is now known as 'molecular gastronomy'
Sample preparation for ion chromatography
(July 2005)
Dialysis unit is a module for online sample preparation in ion chromatography permitting the use of automatic sample dialysis directly before sample injection
Determine glucose and fructose in honey
(July 2005)
The analysis of glucose and fructose in honey can be reliably and precisely performed using ion chromatography with pulsed amperometric detection
Sugar analysis in Easter chocolate
(March 2005)
Pulsed amperometric detection offers a reliable and quick means of process control of the different sugars that make up chocolate to ensure batch reproducibility and maintain the flavour profile
Analysis of nitrate and phosphate in fertilisers
(February 2005)
Compact ion chromatography systems provide a simple and low-cost method of determining nitrate and phosphate content in fertiliser solutions
Economical detection of borates in effluent
(January 2005)
Borate (boric acid) plays a role in both animal and plant physiology and is widely used as a preservative or bacteriostatic agent by food and pharmaceutical industries
Determining carbonate in washing powder
(December 2004)
Modern fabric washing powders contain a number of chemical ingredients in various proportions, and are complex mixtures to reflect the demands of modern day living
Anion analysis of beer
(November 2004)
Ion chromatography can also be used to quantify the raw materials used in the brewing process to ensure purity and consistency, as well as assaying the finished product
Just add water
(October 2004)
Hydrogen generator uses the newest membrane technology available for electrolytic production of hydrogen including exclusive no-maintenance auto-drying technology
Determination of the effectiveness of antioxidants
(July 2004)
Oxidative stability is an important criterion for evaluating the quality of oils, fats and fatty acid methylesters (biodiesel)
Analysis of Sugars using Ion Chromatography
(May 2004)
Jonathan Bruce, Applications Manager for Metrohm UK, takes a look at Simple Carbohydrate Analysis
Deionised water straight from the tap
(April 2004)
System provides deionised water suitable for standard laboratory applications such as the production of buffers and reagents as well as microbiological culture media
Remove hydrogen and zero air cylinders
(February 2004)
Station provides the gas requirement of FID detectors used on gas chromatographs, with a generator that provides both high purity hydrogen and ultra high purity zero air
Analysis of sodium in isotonic drinks
(January 2004)
An isotonic or sports drink has the benefit of possessing electrolytes, which aid fluid absorption, and carbohydrates that provide fuel for the body to maintain performance
Chloride analysis of ionic liquids
(January 2004)
An introduction to the recent development of low temperature ionic liquids, which are something of mystery even to many experienced organic chemists, and their analysis using ion chromatography
Analysis of benzoate and sorbate in soft drinks
(November 2003)
Soft drinks have been part of our global lifestyle since the nineteenth century and many of the soft drinks we consume today are the same as those first enjoyed centuries ago
Analysis of iodide in table salt
(September 2003)
Jonathan Bruce, applications manager for Metrohm UK, provides this introduction to iodide analysis of table salt using ion chromatography
Beer studies for the summer
(July 2003)
Introduction to the analysis of anions in beer using ion chromatography, providing a perfect excuse to slip down the pub to investigate samples this summer
System for low-volume users of deionised water
(June 2003)
Compact, battery-powered system for users requiring low volumes of pure water can be used in applications such as buffer preparation and microbiological culture media
Analysis of carbonate in washing powder by IC
(May 2003)
Introduction to analysis of carbonate by ion chromatography, written by Jonathan Bruce, applications manager for Metrohm UK
Pittcon award winner
(March 2003)
Integrated reagent-free ion chromatography system is the winner of the Pittcon 2003 Editors Choice Gold Medal award
Eliminating matrix effects in chromatography
(March 2003)
Modular ion chromatography anion system with chemical suppression, sample preconcentration and matrix elimination
Modern chemical analysis of electro-plating baths
(February 2003)
Optimum metal plating process performance cannot be obtained without careful control of the plating bath chemistry
Analysis of mercury in waters using voltammetry
(February 2003)
Comprehensive introduction to the properties and occurences of mercury, and the analysis of mercury in waters, written by Jonathan Bruce, applications manager for Metrohm UK
Ion Chromatography in concrete sulphate analysis
(January 2003)
Sulphate attack is one of the most common aggressive actions leading to the deterioration of concrete. Jonathan Bruce looks at the role of ion chromatography in sulphate analysis
The Analysis of Sugars using Ion Chromatography
(December 2002)
Jonathan Bruce, Applications Manager for Metrohm UK, looks at the analysis of sugars using ion chromatography
Introduction to ionic liquids
(November 2002)
This technical article, written by Jonathan Bruce, applications manager for Metrohm UK, discusses the chloride analysis of ionic liquids using ion chromatography