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New Download Helps Users Select the Right Dynamic Light Scattering System


ollowing the recent launch of the top-of-the-range Zetasizer Nano ZSP system, Malvern Instruments has published a new brochure that helps potential purchasers select the right Zetasizer Nano dynamic light cattering system for their specific colloid, nanoparticle or macromolecule application. The new brochure provides an introduction to dynamic light scattering, eta potential, protein mobility and protein charge, molecular weight measurement and microrheology, as well as full details and technical specifications for Malvern’s complete family of Zetasizer Nano systems. These range from high end instruments that ncorporate non-invasive back scatter (NIBS) optics, to he affordable 90-degree scattering system. The


brochure is available to download from the Malvern website: www.malvern.com/nano-brochure.


“Users tell us that Zetasizer Nano instruments are the most user-friendly systems available, and the fact that 94 out of 100 of the world’s leading universities having invested in a system would certainly seem to support that,” said Stephen Ball, Product Marketing Manager for Nanoparticle and Molecular Characterization at Malvern.


“The introduction of the Zetasizer Nano ZSP has brought exceptional sensitivity and extended protein measurement capabilities to the range, and is proving especially useful in formulation development for biotechnology and biopharmaceutical applications.”


For full details of all Zetasizer and Zetasizer Nano systems visit: www.malvern.com/nano-range.


MORE INFO. 263 The Evolution of Mercury Analysers


A new generation of laboratory mercury analyser is here. The QuickTrace™ M-7600 Cold Vapor Atomic Absorption mercury analyser follows the proven legacy of Cetac mercury analysers and is equipped with the latest data collection technology in a format that will be stable for years to come.


Features include: performance based US EPA Method 245.7 in 90 seconds or less; easily achieve ultra-trace detection limit of < 0.5ng/L; versatile enough to analyse > 500 µg/L without dilution; switches between sub mg/L and ng/L analysis without hardware or tubing configuration changes.


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New Expanded Website Launched


Fluid Metering, Inc has rolled-out its new expanded website. FMI is a major manufacturer of precision valveless dispensers and metering pumps for laboratory, process and production applications, as well as applications for OEM medical and analytical instrumentation.


valveless piston pump design. Also featured are an expanded list of news releases, typical applications, current catalogues and technical manuals, all available for easy download.


The new website includes detailed descriptions, animations and videos of Fluid Metering’s unique CeramPump®


Online tools including ‘Select-a-Pump’, ‘ROI Payback Calculator’, and ‘Live Chat’ provide a simple, user-friendly experience for selecting the best pump for new applications.


The web site also includes links to additional Fluid Metering information and video content hosted on popular social media sites (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube), as well as a link to ‘Google Translate’ for instant language translation of FMI’s entire website.


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