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Articles & Whitepapers
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Application of water pollution detector
Background:The (nitrate) link between agriculture and water quality is nutrient abundance - I've always thought the main issue was with fertilizers. Excessive nutrient loss often leads to eutrophication of surface waters. This condition can lead to harmful algal blooms (HAB), which produce dangerous toxins and cause a drop in dissolved oxygen, killing fish in both marine and freshwater ...
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The best water quality sensor
JXCT provides different kinds of water quality meter, portable water quality detector, multi-parameter water quality analyzer, laboratory water quality detector, water quality sensor, can monitor PH, ...
News
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Water purification for strategic industries : Veolia Water Technologies redevelops brownfield site for its first ion exchange regeneration facility in China
Veolia Water Technologies, a subsidiary of Veolia and a leading specialist in water treatment technologies and services, is redeveloping a brownfield site for its first ion exchange regeneration facility in China. The plant will be an integral part ...
EScIS Expands Team with Exciting Opportunities for Business Development Manager and ESdat Implementation Expert
Clinisys launches Clinisys Laboratory Solutions to help laboratories accelerate productivity and quality and to future-proof their businesses
Amerigo Scientific Introduces Water Purification Systems for Life Science Research
Alfa Chemistry’s Laboratory Increases Capability for Water Analysis, Resin Analysis, and Chromatography Analysis
Equipment & Solutions
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Ultra Pure Water System
Engineered for the production of ultra-pure water directly from tap water, the Aquinity² models specialize in generating ultra-pure water straight from the tap source. The Aquinity² P10 ultra-pure water system features a reverse osmosis (RO) module that directly delivers deionized water into an integrated 10L tank. Subsequently, Type I grade water is produced using a polisher cartridge. ...
