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Getting Your Lab Ready for Microplastic Analysis by FT-IR Spectroscopy

From Mar 18 2021

In this webinar, our microplastic application specialist Dr. Marten Seeba will show you:

  • Demands and requirements to establish a microplastic lab based on FT-IR technology
  • Necessary steps in sample preparation from various sources
  • Theoretical basics to understand the idea behind FT-IR analysis of microparticles
  • That there are comprehensive, complete solutions to microplastic analysis, right out of the box

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Register Now: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6428701964053684236?source=AZo

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