Whether you are a homebrewer, work for a nano, micro or regional brewery, the end goal is the same; you want to make a clean, consistent, flavorful beer. Use this blog as your beer and brewing guide, learn the basics and how to track your progress from grain to glass.
When water is done being used in a factory, or is flushed down a toilet, how does it become clean again, and how do we know the water is actually clean? Conducting a test called Chemical Oxygen Demand can be performed to infer the pollutant levels in a water sample at any water treatment facility.
Dissolved Oxygen is a key measurement parameter for many industries. Learn all about dissolved oxygen and use this guide to help you with the what, why, and how of dissolved oxygen testing to help get you started.
Conductivity is most commonly defined as a substance’s ability to transmit heat, sound, or electricity. In this blog article, we will focus on Electrical Conductivity (EC) which is the ability of a liquid to conduct an electrical current.
Monitoring pH is important in mead brewing, not so much for taste, but for identifying when the mead is protected from harmful microorganisms.
The most important factors in the capability of your water to effectively provide nutrients to plants are pH and Alkalinity. Hanna produces the most advanced pH control and Fertigation systems on the market that will precisely adjust the pH and alkalinity of your irrigation water.
Did you know that you can easily integrate technology and other scientific tools into your science classroom for a smarter lab?
Salinity is one of the most widely tested parameters in saltwater aquariums. In this blog, we will discuss what salinity is, its importance in saltwater aquariums, and how to take salinity measurements.
Did you know that an estuary is where fresh water from rivers mixes with salt water from the sea? This blog will cover the basics of marine science and take a look at a special Rhode Island organization, Save The Bay.
One of the most vital resources to our planet is water. It is essential that we monitor water quality in the environment so that we can detect changes and take action as needed. This post will discuss key water quality measurements and how to calibrate in the field for the best results.
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