How do you r u n a n analysis you've never done before? Running a new (and unfamiliar) analysis can be a real hassle. Rounding up all the apparatus and reagents you need. Getting results that don't make sense, or won't reproduce. Everything seems to work one day, but not the next. Finding that you can do it, but nobody else in the lab can — or vice versa. At ORION we're working hard to take the aggravation out of running inorganic analyses with new measuring technology that's simple and easy-to-learn. Our Analytical Methods Guide outlines hundreds of analyses with sample
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