Introduction to Particle Size Analysis

 

Although particle size analysis is a critical analytical technique in many industries, few universities teach this topic as a subject. If you are new to particle sizing instrumentation, we suggest attending this webinar to learn the basics about topics including available sizing techniques, data interpretation, and zeta potential/surface charge. Typical particle sizing applications discussed will include powders, suspensions, dispersion stability and tails of distributions.

This webinar will cover a range of topics, including: 

  • Why particle size is important
  • Basic statistics used in particle sizing
  • Choosing the best analytical tool for a given application
  • Mean size vs. tails of distributions
  • Contamination monitoring
  • Dispersion stability

Who Should Attend:

  • Chemists using particle size analyzers
  • Lab managers reviewing particle size data
  • Company validation specialists
  • Process engineers relying on particle count data

About the webinar speaker

Mark has worked in the field of particle size analysis for forty years. Mark has published more than a dozen papers on particle characterization and has presented over 300 webinars on this topic.

He has served as a member of the expert committee for USP 788, the executive committee of the International Fine Particle Research Institute (IFPRI) and the executive committee of Particle Technology Forum of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Mark is an active member of Technical Committee 24 within ISO helping to write standards for particle size and zeta potential analysis. At Entegris Mark is the Technology Manager for the AMH Instrumentation Division. 

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