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|Articles|April 19, 2010
Open lab day
On Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 April, Metrohm UK will be hosting open days at the company?s Runcorn facility in Cheshire, UK.
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On Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 April, Metrohm UK will be hosting open days at the company’s Runcorn facility in Cheshire, UK. Anyone with an interest in potentiometric titration, Karl Fischer titration, ion chromatography, voltammetry and process and on-line analysis is invited. The day will include a series of presentations, workshops, demonstrations and clinics offering technical knowledge, expert advice and solutions.
According to the company, highlights of the event will include a demonstration of a new touch control system and all you need to know about IQ/OQ, in which an expert will talk visitors through the IQ/OQ process and answer questions.
Jamie West, business manager for the IC Division will be introducing the latest innovations and technologies that the company has added to its ion chromatography range.
The events will also feature an applications clinic to offer expert advise on solving application needs.
More information is available from the company’s website at
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