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It is crucial to make informed decisions when choosing chemicals in products, processes and supply chains. Though it seems like an obvious step, identifying and knowing the potential hazards of chemicals is often overlooked or perceived as too complicated or costly to address. Yet companies face brand and financial risk if they are not making informed decisions about the chemicals they use. The List Translator provides a first line of defense against regrettable chemical choices while the in-person training provides you with hands-on practice and ensures you can effectively use the tool in your organization.

Minor, trace and ultratrace elemental analyses in a variety of geological and petrochemical materials are characterized by difficulties, due to the complexity of their compositions, in obtaining a complete digestion. Traditionally, academic researchers have used a variety of analytical instruments and sample preparation techniques, including open vessel digestions, Parr Bombs, flux fusion, and combustion and closed-vessel microwave digestion to prepare samples for ICP or AA analysis. While these techniques have been somewhat effective, they do pose several limitations for multi-element analysis—temperature and pressure limitations, incomplete digestions, contamination, and time consumption.

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