Wednesday, May 14th, 2008
QS President publishes biota method in ES&T
Quicksilver Scientific’s method for determining mercury species in biota has been accepted for publication in the leading environmental science journal.
Based on QS’s superior patented technology, the new biota method can provide researchers with highly accurate methylmercury and inorganic mercury data. This same method was utilized by Dr. Dan Cristol (College of William and Mary) […]
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Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008
Quicksilver technology contributes to Science-published study
To solve the mystery of why songbirds in the Shenandoah watershed have high blood mercury levels, researcher Dan Cristol (College of William and Mary) sought out Quicksilver Scientific to provide the analysis of one of the songbirds’ primary food sources–spiders.
Quicksilver Scientific’s unique mercury speciation analysis utilized one test to determine the distribution of inorganic mercury […]
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Tuesday, March 25th, 2008
Mercury Speciation: MeHg + Hg(II) = HgT
Choosing mercury speciation analysis means you will gain direct measurements of biologically available mercury without foregoing information on total mercury.
Interlab comparisons of biological samples have shown that Quicksilver’s mercury speciation analysis actually provides total mercury data as well as direct measurements of methylmercury and inroganic mercury. As the graph shows, the sum of the two […]
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Wednesday, October 31st, 2007
Dr. Shade at SETAC Milwaukee (Nov. 11-15)
Can’t make it to the presentation?
You can talk to Dr. Christopher Shade at the Quicksilver Scientific Booth, 12. See you at SETAC Milwaulkee!
How are sediments like the digestive system?
How can solid phase extraction provide a model for mercury detoxification?
New data produced at Quicksilver Scientific Laboratory suggest that, across matrices, mercury reacts in very […]
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Wednesday, May 16th, 2007
Quicksilver Scientific at SETAC-EU in Porto, Portugal
Visit us at the Quicksilver Scientific booth at SETAC-EU conference in Porto, Portugal, May 19th-25th. http://www.setaceumeeting.org/porto/ Quicksilver founder Christopher Shade will be presenting on biomonitoring with simultaneous analysis of methyl and inorganic mercury using our liquid chromatography system. The poster, entitiled, Automated Direct Mercury Speciation Analysis for Large Biomonitoring Programs will […]
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