A recent interview with [name] from Thermo Fisher Scientific outlines the uses and benefits of this powerful technique throughout the entire polymer value chain, looking at where XRF fits into these processes and providing a number of example scenarios and applications of this.
This article considers the use of absorption atomic spectroscopy (AAS) analysis applied to the study of biofuels, and recent research and developments in this area.
By Chinmay Saraf
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This interview with Jason Riggs, the Director of Strategy for the Americas at Technetics, discusses the trends in the commercial aerospace market in 2022, as well as factors affecting the market like technological advances.
This article discusses the potential of graphene batteries as energy storage systems in electric vehicles (EVs). Graphene has several advantages over other commercial standard battery materials, including being strong, lightweight, and more abundant.
By Samudrapom Dam
17 Feb 2022
The last couple of decades has been witness to an explosion in electronic consumer products. However, the resources and energy used to make these products are finite.
By Ben Pilkington
17 Feb 2022
To ensure the safety, quality, and efficacy of cosmetics, they are highly regulated with stringent labeling requirements and permissible ingredient allowances. As such, a wide range of analytical techniques are used to accurately characterize and quantify their components.
By Lucas Podmore
16 Feb 2022
The article reflects on the process of time-domain thermoreflectance, its principles, and its applications.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
16 Feb 2022
In this article, Bettersize discuss the particle size and zeta potential characterization of PNIPAm, a thermal sensitive hydrogel.
In this article, Minus K demonstrates how negative stiffness vibration isolation is utilized in the James Webb Space Telescope and how this will improve the performance of the telescope.
Using SELPA (Scanning ELectron microscope for Particle Analysis) produced by COXEM and Oxford AZtec software makes it possible to automatically analyze large areas of fine particles utilizing an ISO 16232 standard filter