ELGA Process Water has supplied water purification equipment to a state-of-the art laboratory at the University of Liverpool. The Centre for Materials Discovery in the University’s Chemistry Department is developing high throughput robotic techniques in formulation and synthesis chemistry and analysis to provide support for companies in the North West. A high throughput laboratory uses a lot of water, as the facility’s operations manager, Dr Neil Jones explains: “Most of the water we use is general purpose laboratory water for our formulation work, reagent make-up and rinsing glassware - typically about 1MΩ.cm resistivity is good enough - but we also need ultrapure water for analytical techniques like mass spectrometry and HPLC.” Jones’s needs are met with two laboratory water purifiers from the ELGA Lab-Water PURELAB range: an Option S7 and an Ultra Ionic.
ELGA Process Water has supplied water purification equipment to a state-of-the art laboratory at the University of Liverpool. The Centre for Materials Discovery in the University’s Chemistry Department is developing high throughput robotic techniques in formulation and synthesis chemistry and analysis to provide support for companies in the North West. A high throughput laboratory uses a lot of water, as the facility’s operations
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