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Format: On-demand

Duration: 70 minutes (including Q&A)

Speaker:
Alexander Semyonov, Ph.D.
Product Management & Product Marketing, IC-MS, Thermo Fisher Scientific
Alexander Semyonov leads product management and marketing for ion chromatography-mass spectrometry systems at Thermo Fisher Scientific. Alex worked as a research organic chemist and Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry at the Saratov State University. He left Russia in 1998 and earned his PhD in Chemical Physics at the Liquid Crystal Institute in the US. After setting up a Material Characterization Laboratory, Alex switched tracks and spent seven years travelling the Northeastern United States as a Senior Sales Engineer for Thermo Fisher Scientific. Prior to his current role, he was a mass spectrometry product manager.

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Municipal drinking water and waste water facilities all around the world need to analyse water for a wide range of regulated contaminants, many of which happen to be polar, such as inorganic anions and cations. Traditionally, these contaminants have been analysed using ion chromatography with conductivity detection. The requirements for lower reporting levels mean that water testing laboratories need more selective and sensitive analysis techniques, such as ion chromatography-mass spectrometry (IC-MS).

In this on-demand presentation, we look at several water analysis methods routinely performed by drinking and wastewater facilities, from common anion and perchlorate determinations, to the analysis of disinfection byproducts, such as haloacetic acids (HAAs), bromate, and ionic pesticides. Depending on throughput needs, and contaminant type, we discuss recommendations for the best type of IC-MS for each application: from a single-quadrupole IC-MS dedicated to the analysis of perchlorate, to more selective triple-quadrupole IC-MS/MS. Method aggregation and consolidation are shown to easily offset the higher initial purchasing cost of the more selective and sensitive instruments.

By viewing this on-demand presentation you will learn...

• how to select the instrument based on the analyses the lab performs
• how to save time and money through method aggregation and consolidation
• how to reduce the cost-per-sample and reduce tedious sample prep with the modern IC-MS instrumentation                                                

This presentation is suitable for...

• Municipal water labs managers and scientists
• Environmental lab managers and chemists
• Lab purchasing agents and buyers estimating instrument ROI

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