Where highest efficiency meets the smallest footprint, see how the compact SPE-03 8-Channel system is used to automate solid phase extraction for a range of applications including PFAS, 1,4-Dioxane, Pesticides and protein purification. What’s more, get the very first Pittcon sneak peek of our upcoming solution that would revolutionize the extraction of environment samples!

Today’s analytical laboratories are noisy and getting noisier. Mechanical compressors and vacuum pumps are the chief culprits in the lab environment. Many labs have gone to many lengths and added expense to move these noisy systems out of their labs, when possible, but many labs just accept the fact that these systems are noisy and are not aware of alternatives. LNI Swissgas will demonstrate their state of the art and innovative approach to nitrogen generation that utilizes the latest gas compression technology that is quiet and efficient. These systems can operate in your lab space taking up little space while operating below 50 db.

SpectroChip is a spectrometer-on-chip (currently covering 300-1000nm) fabricated using X-ray lithography. SpectroChip technology offers high performance, sensitivity, and accuracy, all within chip-size miniaturization. This technology is applied to the development of optical/spectral sensors and portable devices capable of providing real-time spectral big data and analysis results. Examples include novel optical/spectral sensor modules and ultra-compact, high-performance spectrophotometers capable of UV/VIS and fluorescence analysis for research labs and educational purposes.

Presented by Jakob Woodside Associate Product Manager, Xylem Lab Solutions
For the past 50 years, Purge & Trap (P&T) has been instrumental in enabling laboratories to determine Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) levels in their matrices with GC and GC/MS. This presentation will delve into the rich history of the technology, exploring its evolution and varied applications across a multitude of industries. Join the experts at Xylem Lab Solutions for a comprehensive discussion on the pivotal role P&T plays in advancing the analytical capabilities of laboratories across the globe.

Introducing the next generation of sample preparation. The result is rapid, simple and efficient digestions. Allowing for operators to perform other tasks in the laboratory and providing the lowest cost per test for sample preparation.

Join us to explore SEAL Analytical’s latest innovation for the AA500 Segmented Flow Analyzer: Amperometric detection of cyanide! The latest solution to increase throughput for your cyanide testing workload.

Isotopes and isotope abundances or distributions are important parts of the physical-chemical world we operate in and their discoveries over 100 years ago laid the foundation for modern chemistry and the general understanding of science at large. For those who graduated from university with a science degree, however, very few have had the chance to directly observe and interactively learn about isotopes or their relative abundances, either at the elemental or molecular level. While Mass Spectrometry (MS) provides a direct way to observe isotopes and their abundances, conventional and more affordable benchtop MS systems such as a single quadrupole GC/MS or LC/MS typically have neither the resolution nor the accuracy to provide definitive information about the various isotopes observed and the possible elemental compositions. A novel MS calibration approach implemented in MassWorks software, however, has enabled these MS systems to determine elemental composition without requiring the most expensive MS systems. This presentation will present our latest work in adapting this same software tool for undergraduate teaching. Using the concept of mass spectral accuracy, we will demonstrate through numerous GC/MS or LC/MS examples how spectral accuracy would vary in real-time and interactively when various and different elemental compositions are considered and evaluated, illustrating the contributions from 13C, 33S, 34S, 15N and the interplays among these elements.

Come learn about the latest automated method developments for inorganic testing compliance via Title 40: Part 136 and Part 141 of the Clean Water Act utilizing Skalar instrumentation. In addition to the colorimetric analysis, digestions and distillations can now be automated via MUR release:”Changes between automated and manual sample preparations, such as digestions, distillations, and extractions; in-line sample preparation is an acceptable form of automated sample preparation for CWA methods,”Automated sample preparation of inorganic testing of cyanide, phenol, ammonia, phosphate and nitrogen will be discussed along with raw sample distribution using Skalar robotics.

Converting helium to hydrogen needn’t be a cumbersome task, and in fact, it can be carried out in one simple step. Join Dr Lee Polite from Axion Labs, in association with PEAK Scientific, as he shows you how to convert your GC methods to cut your analysis time in half, reduce costs, and improve your separations.

Measurements of particle size typically assume that particles are spherical. however, in real life, particles are often not spherical. It helps a great deal to acquire particle size distribution and particle shape on liquid suspensions. This demonstration will include how to prepare samples for measurement, and how to optimize methods to capture data for particle suspensions in real time. Results will be generated using non-spherical particles to illustrate the power of simultaneous data acquisition.

Chemical quantification analysis can be performed across multiple software packages, but mastering multiple software tools to the same level of expertise and reproducibility is a pain point for researchers. They may have to switch tools depending on the type of analytical technique or data format, thus impacting work efficiency. Therefore, it is desirable for one tool to handle all of it consistently.

KnowItAll 2024 introduces a comprehensive quantitation application for multiple analytical instrumental methods, including ATR-IR, IR, Raman, GC-MS, NMR, UV-Vis. Quantitation methods include external calibration, internal calibration, and standard addition analysis using data from all spectral formats supported by KnowItAll.

In this session, we will introduce KnowItAll’s quantification and demonstrate how it can streamline your spectral analyses and workflow.

Presented by Craig Storms, YSI Lab Solutions Sales Specialist:
Automation of processes that have typically been manual can save you time and money, while increasing your accuracy and eliminating the need for indicators. Come visit our demonstration lab lead by Sales Specialist Craig Storms, as he guides you through a titration to determine Alkalinity in solutions. Learn about the benefits of automatic titration, and brush up on your chemistry at the same time!

Users of KnowItAll software with raw NMR data can process, search, store, and create reports for their experimental spectra, all in one place. Check out the improved existing practices by conveniently storing all NMR spectra (H-, C-, and X-NMR) in one location with chemical information and metadata using the revamped databasing tools for NMR in KnowItAll. Learn how both user-created databases and the Wiley NMR database collection can be leveraged to support both targeted and untargeted workflows.

Time-gated Raman technology offers several advantages over conventional Raman spectrometers and opens up enormous potential for the use of this new technology in different application areas. Key advantages include real fluorescence suppression, time-resolved fluorescence information, and effective removal of ambient light and thermal emission interference.

Come learn about the latest technologies used in laboratory freeze dryers. Labconco, a market leading lyophilizer manufacturer since 1974, will demonstrate their FreeZone model featuring the LyoWorks operating system. With a wide variety of accessories designed specifically for laboratory samples, freeze drying has never been easier. Application specialists will be on site to answer your lyophilization questions.

Come learn about Labconco’s glassware washers that provide reliable, repeatable results at maximum efficiencies. Providing ultimate versatility, these laboratory glassware washers accommodate multiple interchangeable racks, inserts and baskets, resulting in more than 5,000 available configurations. Discover how the Labconco FlaskScrubber® or SteamScrubber® can make your life easier.

Time Domain NMR (TD-NMR) has been used for decades in QA/QC, however, it measures more than oil, water, fluorine, and solid fat content. This presentation will describe how TD-NMR can be applied to materials analysis across a variety of industries including, but not exclusively, food, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, polymers, and construction materials. Applications include: droplet size in emulsions; material characterizations e.g. polymers; non-invasive measurement of pharmaceuticals in sealed vials; hardening of and pore size distributions in cement.

Presented by Michelle Kuzio, Product Manager, Xylem Lab Solutions:
Refractometers play a pivotal role in measuring brix and sugar content in beverages to dissolved solids concentration in your industrial formulation. Uncover the nuances and learn some tips and tricks of the Xylem Lab Solutions Bellingham and Stanley refractometers. Learn to minimize variability and enhance accuracy in this interactive hands-on demonstration. Join us for a blend of knowledge and sweet rewards.

This free-to-use online chromatographic simulator allows users to select a compound list and instantly receive separation conditions that can be implemented directly in the lab. Choose from compounds found in several numbered methods including EPA 1633 and work out your chromatography without touching an instrument, obtaining a column, preparing mobile phase, or making a standard.