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Common Mistakes in the Lab
Water and Environmental Testing
Common mistakes and good lab practices in the analytical testing lab.
What are the differences between EPA Method 533 vs 537.1?
Water and Environmental Testing
What are the differences between EPA Method 533 and 537.1? Our blog reviews each method and highlights key differences between each.
The Problem of PFAS: Part 3 - Which PFAS Method is Right for Me?
Water and Environmental Testing
There are more PFAS compounds being discovered every day, it is important your lab stays up to date with regulations.
How to plan for dirty samples for both extraction and analysis
Water and Environmental Testing
We discuss how to plan extraction and analysis when dealing with wastewater.
Overcoming drying and concentrating bottlenecks in the lab
Water and Environmental Testing
Working in an environmental lab requires a lot of concentration, a bottleneck that is usually experienced is the drying and concentration ...
Hexachloroethane: Too Hot to Touch?
Water and Environmental Testing
Testing for toxic organic contaminants in environmental samples requires three sample prep steps, extraction, concentration, and analysis. ...
The Problem of PFAS: Part 4 - Tracking Contamination
Water and Environmental Testing
The problem of analyzing PFAS - tracking contamination. Read our latest blog post on the most successful ways to work the problem backward.
EPH Fractionation & Bottlenecks in the Laboratory
Water and Environmental Testing
EPH is a method that replaces the TPH (Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons) or 8015 methods and allows for the calculation of specified carbon ...
