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FAIMS: An Emerging Technique for Food & Beverage Safety, Process Monitoring & Quality Control
We have compiled a guide to using FAIMS (Field Asymmetric Ion Mobility Spectrometry) for applications in the food and beverage industries. FAIMS is a modern analytical technique that allows the rapid detection and quantification of a wide range of chemical analytes. FAIMS can be used to analyze extracted samples or used to make continuous measurements, making it ideal for both quality control and process monitoring.
Download whitepaperLonestar ATLAS Sampling Module
A portable sampling unit that allows solid and liquid samples to be analyzed with Lonestar.
View resourceHigh Resolution, Extreme Field Spectra of Small Molecules with Advanced FAIMS Configuration
PITTCON 2015 Session 60-04 - Differential Ion Mobility Spectrometry: New FAIMS Instrumentation and Applications, Sunday March 8 2015, New Orleans, LA
View resourceRapid Thermal Modulation Ion Spectrometry (RTMIS)
Ashley Wilks, BDM (Technology) & Mark Brennan (EVP, Homeland Defense) Owlstone Inc., 761 Main Avenue Norwalk, CT 06851
View resourceSmaller, Cheaper, "Better" - Disruptive Innovation for Chemical Detection. An Essay
Ashley Wilks, BDM (Technology) & Mark Brennan, EVP Homeland Defense Owlstone Inc., 761 Main Avenue Norwalk, CT 06851
View resourceThe Complete Guide to Chemical Sensors
Permeation tubes enable the generation of NIST traceable, precise and repeatable calibration gas standards, over long periods of time, with concentrations ranging from parts per trillion to high parts per million.
View resourceLonestar Data Sheet
Lonestar is a powerful and adaptable chemical monitor in a portable, self contained unit.
View resourceWafer Device MPI
This document describes how to manufacture wafer devices for use with the Owlstone V-OVG.
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