Zetium XRF

X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectroscopy provides many benefits for pharmaceutical applications. Inductively coupled plasma (ICP) spectrometry is also used, however, it requires highly skilled operators as well as hazardous and time-consuming sample preparation. Discover how the XRF instrument is an effective alternative to ICP spectroscopy for elemental analysis for pharmaceutical development and manufacturing.

Grating-coupled interferometry (GCI) is ideally suited for fragment-based drug discovery due to inherent sensitivity of the detection principle, and the ability to capture fast transitions. It uses the refractive index changes that occur with protein binding and are measured as time-dependent phase-shift signals. Explore how the Creoptix® WAVEsystem combines GCI with innovative no-clog microfluidics, permitting the study of biomolecular interactions using crude, unpurified samples, or in complex matrices, such as serum, plasma, or cell supernatant. The WAVEsystem uses a robust sensor and microfluidics cartridge, the WAVEchip®, with four parallel flow channels, available in different surface matrix chemistries suitable for diverse applications, such as protein, antibody, VLPs, lipids, and others.

X Ray Fluorescence (XRF) spectroscopy, with its advantage of high stability and simple sample preparation, is an ideal technique to analyze major elements (except Li) in LFP cathode manufacturing, from raw material to the final product. A study is shown in this application note as an example.

X-ray fluorescence is a well-known technique that can be used to analyze a variety of materials ranging from industrial to biological. This application note provides a detailed guide for new users on the principles of X-ray fluorescence and its associated protocols and products.

When the time comes to replace or buy a new X-ray diffractometer for your lab, there are a number of key factors you should consider to help you select the best possible system for your requirements. This whitepaper presents 7 factors to help you make this decision decision.

Lower comodity prices, weaker demand, environmental regulations, lower ore grades and higher running costs are only some of the main challenges the mining industry has to deal with on a daily basis. Adopting sustainable cost control measures beyond the traditional is necessary to generate data that will improve productivity and process stability.

Watch this presentation by Dr. Anne Virden and Dr. Debbie Huck-Jones, Malvern Panalytical, titled: Physico-alchemy: Optimizing drug formulations through measurements at the microscale. This talk was presented at the SelectScience® Virtual Analytical Summit 2021.

In this on-demand webinar, Dr. Natalia Dadivanyan, of Malvern Panalytical, gives an overview of the accessories that are required for in situ stability testing, discusses prerequisites for such studies and provides a few examples of successfully performed investigations.

In this video, Malvern Panalytical introduces its various mining solutions that address the exploration phase, grade control, beneficiation processes, and environmental checks.

From battery material research to real-time reaction monitoring, macromolecule analysis and more, advance your materials characterization with these free resources