DSP-Systems enters the North American market with GO-HT technology from Japan The first GO-HT systems have been sold to commercial and governmental laboratories During 2018-2019, GO-HT systems have been tested by several North American laboratories. Food and feed samples as …
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During Dioxin 2019 in Kyoto, in cooperation with Miura Institute of Environmental Technology (Matsuyama, Japan) the annual GO-HT lunch seminar will be organized. August 27th, 12:00-13:00h – Room C-1. Topics will include: Analysis of all 209 PCB according to EPA …
Ongoing: Analysis of 209 PCBs using GO-HT sample purification In close cooperation with Miura, we are working with priority on developing and optimising a purification method for all 209 PCBs. This application is in particular required for laboratories following EPA …
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Ongoing: High capacity column set Miura is currently in the finalization stage of developing a higher capacity column set for GO-HT with an improved capacity of up to 6 g fat content. This column set is expected to be available …
New column sets available for environmental (low fat) samples ᴓ18mm column sets properties and benefits: Environmental samples Low fat samples (
New column sets available for DXN only analysis ᴓ18mm column sets properties and benefits: Purification of dioxins and furans only Extra cost efficient Environmental samples Low fat samples (
2019:03 Single injection analysis of PCBs and Dioxin in food and feed using GO-HT sample purification:
2018.12: Feasibility study on Polychlorinated Naphthalenes (PCNs) analysis using GO-HT sample purification
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