$Using X-Ray Diffraction to Study the Crystal Growth of New Materials$

Using X-Ray Diffraction to Study the Crystal Growth of New Materials

In this interview, Professor Hans-Conrad zur Loye describes how he uses single crystal X-ray diffraction to test crystal quality, and collect full data sets on new, high quality crystals.

DNP-NMR Application Highlight: Studying Surface Moieties of a Catalyst

ntermolecular forces play an important role in determining the properties of a substance. It is therefore highly desirable to be able to characterize the atomic-level structural detail of surfaces in order to know how they will behave in particular conditions.

What do Pharmaceutical & Medical Device Manufacturers Need to Know About Extractables & Leachables Testing?

Leachables are trace amounts of chemicals originating from packaging, containers, medical devices or process equipment that end up as contaminants in medicinal products or food resulting in exposure to patients or consumers.

Optimizing Beer Shelf-life using Accelerated Aging Studies

Fluctuations in temperature during beer transportation and storage can result in a product that tastes stale when it reaches the customer. Accelerated aging studies can help to estimate shelf-life and optimize the brewing and packaging processes to ensure product quality and stability.

Industrial uses of WaterBorne, High Ratio Zinc Silicate Coating Systems

In this interview, Earl W. Ramlow describes the uses of a WaterBorne High Ratio Zinc Silicate coating system, including in US Navy and US Army causeway watercraft systems.

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