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XRF Analysis in the Cement Industry: Advanced Elemental Analysis for Quality Control and Process Optimisation

Discover how XRF analysis supports cement quality control, clinker chemistry monitoring, raw material optimisation, and process stability using advanced WDXRF and EDXRF systems.

Testing AOX levels

Adsorbable organic halogen (AOX) testing is a way to estimate contamination of solid and liquid samples with specific halogenated compounds, such as pesticides.

A practical guide to testing AOX in wastewater/effluent samples

This guide explains how to perform AOX testing in wastewater and effluent samples in line with ISO/FDIS 9562. Learn the four key steps — sample collection, chloride/DOC removal, carbon adsorption, and AOX measurement — using the APUsim and Multi X 2500, with accuracy checks and options for AOF/PFAS analysis.

Liposome synthesis & size characterisation using microfluidics & high‑precision DLS

Learn how dynamic light scattering (DLS) enables precise characterisation of liposomes and lipid nanoparticles, including particle size measurement, polydispersity index (PDI), and real time nanoparticle analysis.

ED-XRF Analysis for the Waste Industry: Rapid, Robust Elemental Screening for Complex Matrices

Learn how ED-XRF analysis supports rapid elemental screening in the waste industry for heavy metals, waste oils, effluents, and regulatory compliance using the Rigaku NEX CGII series.

Rheological properties of food

Rheology is a branch of physics that measures the deformation or flow of matter when force is applied.