In case you missed us at the 2014 Winter Conference on Plasma Spectrochemistry in Florida from January 6 through January 11, our Trace Metals Research Chemist, Tamas Ugrai, presented a poster on a Brooks Rand Study, entitled "An International Intercomparison Study for...
Arsenic is present in the environment as a naturally occurring element or as a result of contamination from human activity, and is found in either the organic or more toxic inorganic form. In an effort to understand and manage arsenic-related risks associated with...
Brooks Rand Labs organized an interlaboratory comparison study for Arsenic Speciation in Food and Juice, in which 41 labs from around the world participated in. The study was initiated to provide a reliable means for laboratories to evaluate their methods for the...
During the American Chemical Society's 245th National Meeting & Exposition last month in New Orleans, our own Dr. Joel Creswell presented data demonstrating the effectiveness of our method to determine various arsenic species in rice samples using high performance...
There is a growing awareness regarding the levels of arsenic in many types of food and beverages. However, the relative toxicity of the arsenic depends largely upon the species of arsenic that is present. Regulators and manufacturers are increasingly interested in...