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New Data on Opaque Standards for Particle Sizing at Powtech 2010

Presented by Whitehouse Scientific

Whitehouse Scientific
Mon, 02/22/2010 - 13:30
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(Whitehouse Scientific: Chester, UK) --  At Powtech 2010, which happens on April 27–29 in Nürnberg, Germany, Whitehouse Scientific will exhibit the company’s new opaque standards for particle size analysis. Managing director Graham Rideal, Ph.D., will also present a lecture as part of the World Congress on Particle Technology (WPCT6), a scientific congress which takes place this year alongside Powtech. He will focus on the latest trends in particle size standards, from submicron multimodal standards to image analysis standards up to 2 mm in size.

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Whitehouse Scientific’s new silver-coated opaque standard covers a size range from 19 to 190 microns. It has been the subject of a recent round-robin exercise involving examination by leading particle sizing laboratories and instrument manufacturers. The new standard has been analyzed within the quality audit scheme of the independent company, LGC Standards, and has produced the best ever repeatabilites seen by laser diffraction analyzers.

For more details visit the Whitehouse Scientific stand at Powtech or go to www.whitehousescientific.com.

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