Adulterating Products for Economic Gain
A growing problem within organizations in countries like China is the adulteration of products for economic gain. The FDA’s working ...
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FTIR Testing: Pinpointing Sources of Food Contaminants
According to the National Institute of Health, 48 million people in the U.S. get sick from contaminated food each year ...
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FTIR Testing Identifies Unknown Materials
One of the inventors of the early telegraph, Dr. David Alter, a nearly forgotten Pennsylvanian, found a fragment of a ...
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Ion Chromatography: Revving up for a Greener Future
To bring attention to the need for alternative biofuels, the National Biodiesel Board (NBB) has a new tool to drive ...
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FTIR Analysis for Problem Solving
Sometimes chemical reactions are happening in places you wouldn’t expect, causing problems that weren’t anticipated. Researchers at North Carolina State ...
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GC/MS Discovery: Mayans Used Tobacco
It may not come as a surprise to you that Mayans used tobacco. The history of the Americas depicts Indian ...
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FTIR Test Sheds Light on How Plants Extract Oxygen From Water
Most of us were exposed to the concept of photosynthesis in our early education. As adults, it’s unlikely that we ...
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Infrared Spectroscopy Testing From Mars!
In 1877, Italian astronomer, Giovanni Schiaparelli, was making telescopic observations of Mars when he discovered what appeared to be natural ...
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Headspace Analysis and Blood Alcohol Test Errors
As any forensic scientist knows, human error can account for inaccurate information, resulting in a flawed interpretation. In cases involving ...
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