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LITERATURE: Free DET REPORT newsletters are distributed periodically. These describe unique detection capabilities provided by the various DET products, as well as general advice on optimum use of NPD detectors. Contact DET at the  phone, fax, e-mail, or mail addresses  below to be added to the mail list.

DET Rep. 65 (January 2012): 1.) Application of a New TID-10 Ceramic Ion Source to detection of degradation products in Used Motor Oil. 2.) Catalytic Combustion Ionization and Thermionic Surface Ionization techniques for simplified detection of selected constituents in Gasoline and Auto Diesel Fuel. 3.) Silicon Selective Remote FID Detector provides a very sensitive means of comparing thermal bleed from GC septa and columns. 4.) Inexpensive DET Retrofit Equipment extends the useful life of GC equipment and provides a versatility for interchangeable selective detection modes that is unmatched by any other detection technology. 5.) Reactor Thermionic Ionization Analysis (RTIA) method of selective screening surfaces for Second Hand Smoke or Explosive Residues.

DET Rep. 64 (July 2011): 1.) TID-1 Thermionic Detection of Traces of Residual Biodiesel Constituents in Diesel Fuel Samples. 2.) Catalytic Combustion Ionization (i.e., TID-1-Air) and TID-1-Nitrogen Detection of Triglycerides. 3.) Stand-Alone RTIA/NPD and RTIA/TID-1 Screening Method for Compounds in the Wax Coating Applied to Non-Organic Apples.

DET Rep, 63 (June 2011): 1.) Eliminate NPD Phosphorus Peak Tailing with a Black Ceramic Ion Source (Bead) from DET. 2.) Differences between Ceramic and Glass NPD Ion Sources. 3.) Science of the NPD. 4.) Lifetime Considerations for NPD Ion Sources.

DET Rep. 62 (May 2010): Catalytic Combustion Ionization Method for Selective Detection of CH2 Functional Groups in Petroleum, Biofuel, and FAME Samples including Differentiation between Saturated and Unsaturated Carbon Bonds. 2.) Selective TID-1 Detection in an Inert Nitrogen Environment allows Gasoline to be used as an Extracting Solvent.  3.) Critique of Agilent's Instructions for the 6890/7890 NPD.

ORDERING: Contact DET directly at the phone, fax, e-mail, or mail addresses below for a detailed Brochure or Listing of Part Numbers and Prices. We require a Purchase Order Number to reference for shipments. Domestic Payment Terms are 2% 10, Net 30 days. Export Terms are Advance Payment on New Accounts, progressing to Net 30 days once a satisfactory business relationship is established . VISA, MASTER CARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS  cards also accepted.


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