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Why GCxGC Data Processing Software is a Must in Aroma, Flavor, and Fragrance Labs

Why GCxGC Data Processing Software is a Must in Aroma, Flavor, and Fragrance Labs

LECO has created powerful software tools designed to make GC and GCxGC data interpretation faster and easier than ever. LECO’s Pegasus® Series of GC-MS instruments come pre-loaded with ChromaTOF® software, offering features like automatic data saving, tools for absolute concentration of analytes based on calibration curves, importable workspace templates for reduced set-up times, and non-target peak finding with deconvolution for discovery work.

Do I Need to Determine Carbon and Sulfur Levels in My Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries and Materials?

Do I Need to Determine Carbon and Sulfur Levels in My Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries and Materials?

Testing Carbon levels can reveal important information about your battery and its performance, ensuring that you get the most out of your batteries. Whether you are looking to keep Sulfur out of your battery or add it in, determining Sulfur is an important step to monitoring your battery’s performance.

Empowering Precision in Petrochemical Analyses

Empowering Precision in Petrochemical Analyses

For those looking to step up their analysis game and fast-track certifications, flow modulated GCxGC-FID is an effective and inexpensive tool for performing high accuracy group-type analyses for traditional fuels and emerging alternatives. Group-type analyses of fuel products offer insight into critical product performance characteristics, including physical properties, energy potential, and degradation susceptibility.

LECO Announces Metabolomics Training Collaboration in the UK

LECO Announces Metabolomics Training Collaboration in the UK

LECO Instruments UK Ltd., a subsidiary of USA-based LECO Corporation, is pleased to announce a new and exciting training and research collaboration with the Liverpool Training Centre for Metabolomics and Centre for Metabolomics Research at the University of Liverpool.