Search News Archives
Social Media
Will BRIC be the Savior for the Life Sciences and Medical Devices Sector? BioCity to develop BioHub at Alderley Park Willetts’ announcement underpins need for accountability in research Seal of Approval for Pepceuticals New Pipet-X™ Pipette Controller – Reliable, Easy & Comfortable to Use IDT and SGI-DNA Broaden Their Collaboration to Provide Synthetic DNA Products up to 2 Mbp New Portable SPECTROSCOUT XRF Analyzer - the Lab that Goes Anywhere Novel RNA detection reagent enables gene expression analysis in living cells
Not happy with your ion chromatograph? Switch to Metrohm now and save! Debunking Myths about Peak Area Response of Glycoprotein Oligosaccharides Thermo Fisher Scientific Introduces Next Generation Ion Chromatography Suppressor ACE SuperC18 Ultra-Inert Extended pH Stability UHPLC and HPLC Columns Solid Phase Microextraction (SPME) Specialty Vials and Seals Merck Millipore to Highlight Capabilities in LC-MS at ASMS Revolutionize your pipetting with the new Biohit Picus electronic pipette Easy, Reliable Weighing in Regulated Areas Phenom proX all-in-one desktop SEM Flash of inspiration in the shaft tunnel - IKA launches the new video for UTTD control The only Chromatography Autosampler you will ever need! JG Finneran Associates introduces the 96-Well Multi-Tier Microtiter Plate System (Patented) IC for the people – Metrohm celebrates 25 years of ion chromatography
For further information or to sign up to receive any of our E-Newsletters click here Hitachi launches 3rd generation Tabletop Microscope BioTek releases Cytation™3 Cell Imaging Multi-Mode Reader Easy to use imaging and analysis with cellSens 1.8 Bruker and SCiLS GmbH Announce an Exclusive Partnership for SCiLS Lab Software for MALDI Imaging Definiens Extends Functionality of Leading Image and Data Analysis Solutions for Digital Pathology Qualoupe LIMS from Two Fold Software helps contract testing laboratories grow and develop business Ocean Optics Launches Powerful New Spectroscopy Software Thermo Fisher Scientific launches intuitive online tool for automation platform configuration Boehringer Ingelheim Implements Titian’s Mosaic Software to Manage New Biological Entity Samples Waters Biopharmaceutical, Bioanalysis and Screening Solutions Now Shipping with UNIFI 1.6 Molecular Devices Introduces SoftMax Pro 6 GxP Microplate Data Acquisition and Analysis Software
|
Thermo Fisher Scientific Provides Fully-Automated Multi-compound and Multi-element
publication date: Mar 25, 2010
|
author/source: The Scott Partnership
The Delta V mass spectrometer can be connected to either the TRACE GC Ultra or the Flash HT Plus using the Thermo Fisher Scientific ConFlo IV enabling time saving switching between the two instruments for multi-compound isotope analysis or multi-element isotope analysis. Multi-element analysis can be achieved by connecting the DELTA V with the new Thermo Scientific Flash HT Plus. This combination allows dependable characterization of bulk samples with minimal sample preparation and handling and is designed to save valuable staff-time, deliver cost efficiencies and increase productivity. Combining the automated dilution and referencing system of the ConFlo IV Universal Interface with the DELTA V IRMS provides multi-elemental isotope analysis of carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen and sulphur with a total sample size of close to 1:5000. The new Flash HT Plus features a fully automated, two single-furnace system, delivering dynamic flash combustion and high temperature conversion capabilities in a single analyzer to suit virtually all analytical requirements. Multi-compound isotope analysis is done through the DELTA V interfaced with the TRACE GC Ultra, disclosing the ratios of carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen and oxygen and generating unique isotope fingerprints related to the history and origin of complex samples. This ensures accurate quality control of food, flavors and beverages and real-time identification of adulterated products. The new workflow solution is designed for ease of use, allowing commercial and government food testing institutions to take advantage of advanced analytical capabilities. The system can acquire complementary information on the origin and authenticity of compounds using a single, straightforward instrument set-up, with the aim of reducing investment and operating costs. For more information about the new Thermo Scientific IRMS workflow solution for the authentication of food and beverage samples including the new Flash HT Plus elemental analyzer, please visit Thermo Scientific booth 101 in Hall B1 at Analytica 2010. Alternatively, please call 1-800-532-4752, e-mail analyze@thermo.com or visit www.thermo.com/irmsflash For access to all Thermo Fisher Scientific news and product photos related to Analytica 2010, please visit the online media room at www.thermofisher.com/analytica10. |
June American Society for Mass Spectroscopy - Annual Conference (ASMS) 14th Annual Drug Discovery Leaders Summit 2013 Discovery Chemistry & Drug Design Congress 2013 5th Annual Drug Development Congress 2013 Single Cell Genomics & Transcriptomics Asia Congress 2013 Next Generation Sequencing Data Congress 2013 Malvern Instruments announces global agreement with Proveris Scientific Astronomy Researchers Relocate to Liverpool Science Park Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies Commissions New Cell Banking Facility at Billingham, UK Site Malvern Instruments wins decisive victory over Wyatt Technology Corporation in US Court of Appeals |
MUNICH (March 25, 2010) - Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., the world leader in serving science, today announced the availability of a new easy-to-use isotope ratio mass spectrometry (IRMS) solution for the authentication of food and beverages. This comprehensive solution is designed to enhance laboratory productivity, reliably confirm the authenticity of food and beverage samples and detect counterfeit products. The new configuration allows fast and fully automated switching between multi-compound and multi-element analysis. It includes the Thermo Scientific DELTA V series IRMS and the ConFlo IV Universal Interface, combined with the TRACE GC Ultra and the new Flash HT Plus elemental analyzer, all in a single set-up for maximum cost efficiency. The combination delivers a simplified workflow requiring minimal sample preparation and handling and offers a higher level of laboratory automation. The new IRMS solution will be showcased at Thermo Scientific booth 101 in Hall B1 during Analytica 2010, being held March 23 - 26, in Munich, Germany.