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Spring season in the wine industry generally means one thing – bottling time. This means testing, including cold stability. What is it?
Aquarium keeping begins with proper water quality. Water may appear crystal clear and safe for fish, that cannot be assumed.
Alkalinity is different than pH. While pH indicates if a solution is an acid or a base, alkalinity tells you how much acid a solution can absorb without changing the pH. It is essentially, the buffering capacity of a solution (aka water).
The whir of magnetic stirrers, pistons pumping, and the beeping of instruments filled the air at Pittcon 2019. Thousands of visitors, hundreds of exhibitors, and many new products to view. No worries if you missed out this year, or if you need a recap, we'll fill you in below!
An accurate, reliable pH meter is arguably the single most important piece of lab equipment to invest in for a winery. pH is not only the most common analysis a wine lab will perform, it’s also debatably the one parameter in a winery’s lab testing that most reflects the overall health of your wine.
The last few years there has been an influx of unusual brews that have now become the trend. Ever wonder where these enticing beverages such as sour beers came from? Or about what makes a sour beer sour?
When maintaining zebrafish as a research specimen, water quality is pivotal for success and quality research. Read more to learn about ideal water parameters to maintain a zebrafish facility, various problems associated with poor water quality and ways to dependably analyze necessary parameters.
Measuring conductivity is a great way to check your nutrient levels. Spot checking is great, but why not monitor and adjust automatically? In this way you can monitor multiple points in your growing operation all at once. Read on to learn more about electrical conductivity and fertigation systems.
The other fermentation in wine, malolactic fermentation. It can provide wonderful full flavors to wine, but how do you monitor the process? Read on to find out!
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