Routine Analysis

Our laboratory is equipped to identify a variety of organic and inorganic materials and perform precise measurement of physical properties (see our complete list of instrumentation and capabilities)

Routine Analytical Testing

Mass spectrometry
Spectrophotometry
Particle size measurement
Thermogravimetric analysis
Sample extraction
Chromatography
Titration analysis
Colorimetric studies
Viscosity measurement
Cryogenic grinding

Routine Testing by Industry

Plastics: blooming, migration, contamination, degradation
Textiles: spotting on fabric, contamination
Paper: optical brightener degradation, polyfluoro chemicals (total fluoride) quantification, paper mill residue
Pigments and Inks: contamination, heavy metals, hexavalent chromium, PCB etc.
Surfactants: contamination, precipitation, stability problems, quality comparison

Routine Organic and Inorganic Analysis

Metals (most elements from the periodic table)
Salt or anions
Halogen-chloride, fluoride, bromide, iodide
Nitrate, nitrite
Sulfate, sulfite, thiosulfate
Phosphate, polyphosphate
Thiocyanate
Citrate, oxalate
Organic acids
Sugars, carbohydrates
Cations and organic amines
Organic chemical analysis with different instruments
Polymer Molecular weight comparison with GPC
Particle size distribution (0.1 micron to 350 micron)
Physical properties analysis by DSC and TGA