Chemical analysis

You want to perform high resolution mass spectrometry analysis What is high resolution mass spectrometry? Firstly, high-resolution mass spectrometers (HRMS) with analysers capable of accessing the exact mass, such as the time-of-flight (TOF) mass spectrometer or Orbitrap, are used to quantify organic contaminants. The performance of the analysers is compared by their powers of resolution, …

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What is an ICP-MS analysis? First of all, the acronym ICP stands for “Inductively Coupled Plasma“. ICP is an inductively coupled plasma analytical technique for measuring the content of an inorganic element in a sample. This technique is applicable to all types of elemental chemicals. The analysis of samples by ICP takes place in several …

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Your needs: to identify and/or quantify residual solvents in your products using gas chromatography As a part of your pharmaceutical or cosmetic products development, you need to identify and/or quantify residual solvents in your raw material or end product. FILAB can help you reach your goals using gas chromatography. Our solutions : gas chromatography tests …

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Do you want to perform LC-QTOF analysis in the context of a control or a product development? The LC-QTOF apparatus combines liquid chromatography with a high resolution time-of-flight detector. This equipment allows to determine the different components of a mixture of organic materials and to determine their nature. With the help of its specialized detector, …

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What do we mean by ICP analysis? ICP is an abbreviation of “Inductively Coupled Plasma” which is an analytical technique which measures the inorganic contents of a sample. This technique is applicable to all kinds of chemical elements. ICP analysis has multiple steps: first of all, a solid sample must be dissolved using a strong …

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