Webinars

Learn the Data Analysis workflow tips on how to most effectively and efficiently analyze MS-specific data.

Understanding the viscoelastic behavior of materials under different loading conditions is crucial for effective material selection, processing, research, and quality control. However, instrument limitations mean it is not always possible to evaluate materials at extreme loading frequencies.

By employing the time-temperature superposition (TTS) technique to construct a DMA master curve, we can predict relaxation behavior beyond the capabilities of a dynamic mechanical analyzer. This approach provides valuable insights for material characterization and application development.

Balances and scales play a critical role in research and development, quality assurance and production. Errors in weighing cost time and money, due to rework, waste and product recalls.

In order to maintain consistent product quality and comply with standards and regulations, the performance of balances and scales needs to be verified regularly with a calibration. Routine testing of balances or scales in-between these scheduled calibrations helps to maintain accuracy by ensuring early detection of non-conformance with weighing process requirements so that corrective action can be taken in a timely manner.

This webinar will give you a good understanding of why balance and scale testing is crucial for the accuracy of your weighing results in laboratory and production environments. We explain what your routine testing plan must contain, and, on top of that, we offer an overview of how to perform these routine tests correctly.

• Commission Delegated Decision (EU) 2024/1441: Supplementing Directive (EU) 2020/2184 of the European Parliament and the Council by laying down a methodology to measure microplastics in water intended for human consumption.
• ISO/DIS 16094-2: Water quality—Analysis of microplastic in water, Part 2: Vibrational spectroscopy methods for waters with low suspended solids content, including drinking water (Under development).

Say Hello to The HPLC Made for Tomorrow

Join us for an exclusive webinar where we’ll provide an overview of the recently launched Agilent Infinity III LC Series. The session will include a demonstration of the new Agilent InfinityLab Assist technology introduced with the Infinity III LC Series, providing more automation, fewer errors, and increased system uptime in your daily HPLC routine.

What you will learn:

– How to enhance assistance with routines: Explore new features designed to simplify recurring tasks and maximize instrument uptime.

-How to achieve confidence in results: Discover Agilent’s comprehensive solutions and learn how to leverage 50 years of LC expertise to your advantage.

-How to protect your investment: Understand how to increase flexibility for maintaining and upgrading your instruments according to your needs and budget.

-How to make your lab sustainable: Gain insights into reducing your lab’s environmental footprint by reducing water, solvent, and energy consumption.

Elastomers are highly versatile elastic polymers that can be stretched or compressed yet return to their original shape when the stress is removed. Found in a diverse range of items including rubber bands, seals, and tires, they play a crucial role in both industry and daily life. Due to their high temperature dependence, thermal analysis is a powerful tool for understanding elastomer behavior under varying temperature and stress conditions.

Join our upcoming webinar to find out what shapes your elastomers and enhance your knowledge in thermal analysis!