7 FAQs About Ultrapure Water
Water is arguably the most fundamental substance in the laboratory. But not all water is created equal. There are three main types of water: Type I, Type II, and Type III. Type III water, or primary grade water, is used for non-critical work, like rinsing glassware. Type II water, or purified water, is most often used for media preparation and buffer creation. Type I water, or ultrapure water, is used in highly sensitive techniques, like chromatography, spectroscopy, and cell cultures. If you are conducting critical research, your water needs to be impurity- and contamination-free. Type I ... Read More
How to Make Water a Lab Sustainability Priority
When laboratory sustainability concerns arise, often the first element that enters the conversation is energy—usually in relation to fume hoods and/or lighting. More often than not, water conservation is ignored or at least given a low priority. But, that’s not an effective strategy when there are typically multiple water-intensive instruments in just one lab. Additionally, reducing water consumption reduces overall energy use, thereby furthering the “green goal” with little effort. In fact, water conservation is relatively easy to implement and has an immediate effect on efficiency and ... Read More
Know Your Hood
Using the term "Hood" to encompass airflow cabinets such as Biosafety, Laminar flow, and Fume hoods has become increasingly common. However, it is crucial to identify and select the appropriate hood for your specific application as they're used for different purposes. Each of them also has two major subcategories: Vertical and Horizontal for Laminar flow cabinets, A2 and B2 for Biosafety cabinets, and Ductless and Ducted for Fume hoods. Below are the technical differences between the six types....Read More
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