PURCON897 Aqueous Sample Analysis Instrumentation

Aqueous Sample Analysis Instrumentation

Instrumentation for the analysis of, but not limited to, nitrite, nitrate, ortho phosphate, total phosphorus, silicate and ammonia in a wide range of aqueous samples or extracts e.g. seawater collected in open, shelf and coastal waters, freshwaters, wastewaters, soil pore water. To achieve this we would require 2 instruments, one continuous flow analyser (CFA) for seawater samples and one discrete analyser for other water and extract based analysis.

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