Optimize ion chromatography for your application

77 min

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// Ion chromatography

Dr. Andrea Wille from Metrohm International Headquarters presents how ion chromatography analyses can be optimized, including the detection method and sample preparation technique. Waste water, tap water, and surface water analysis are discussed in more detail.

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Ion chromatographs

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We offer cost-effective, compact, and stand-alone options for routine analysis as well as modern, fully automated, and hyphenated systems for advanced applications.

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Fully automated sample preparation for even the most challenging samples in ion chromatography analyses: MISP includes Inline Ultrafiltration, Inline Dialysis, Inline Dilution, and much more.

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