Patent classifications
G01N2001/2893
DETERMINATION OF ANALYTES IN A SAMPLE MATRIX BY SOLVENT EXTRACTION
Determination of Analytes in a Sample Matrix by Solvent Extraction A method for the assay of one or more analytes in a sample matrix comprising the steps of: performing analyte extraction on the sample matrix, said analyte extraction comprising combining the sample matrix with a solvent for an extraction period which is less than that required for reaching equilibrium; and separating the analyte containing solvent from the sample matrix; next measuring a level of analyte present in the separated solvent; and then applying in a computer a calibration by which is established a mathematical relationship between levels of analyte extracted from each of a plurality of reference samples by means of the process employed above in the extraction for the sample matrix and a reference value of the levels of analyte for each reference sample to thereby derive a measure of the level of analyte in the sample matrix. Specifically a method to determine the amount of mycotoxins in cereal grain, especially OTA (ochratoxin A) and DON (deoxynivalenol) by mixing with a solvent comprising water alcohol mixture, with 20-40% ethanol by volume.
CHEMICAL CALIBRATION PROCESS, SYSTEM AND DEVICE
The present application is directed to a process for calibrating a detection apparatus, especially an ion mobility spectrometer, using isoflurane (CAS Reg. No. 26675-46-7) as a chemical standard whereby calibrating the detection apparatus for a known target chemical is based on an evaluation of the experimental data collected for the negative isoflurane monomer ion against the experimental data collected for the negative isoflurane dimer ion.
Soluble balls for preparing solutions
The present invention concerns the preparation of solutions, particularly for implementing analytical methods, in particular by spectrometry, particularly for producing standard solutions which are useful, for example, for calibrating spectrometers or for implementing diagnostic methods. It allows the implementation of an easy process for preparing such standard solutions.
CALIBRATION SUSPENSION UNIT, METHOD FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF A CALIBRATION SUSPENSION UNIT AND USE OF A CALIBRATION SUSPENSION UNIT
A calibration suspension unit has a container made of a flexible material that is filled with a calibration suspension for the calibration of a turbidity meter. There exists no air supernatant above the calibration suspension in the container. Further, a method for the manufacture of a calibration suspension unit is provided and its use for the calibration of a turbidity meter is described.
Explosive and narcotics detection dog training with vapour or aerosol air impregnation
The present invention provides devices and methods for the impregnation of air with the vapor or aerosol of a substance in a ‘controllable manner to enable the testing or training of detection means to evaluate and quantify the presence of the substance in an enclosed volume, and iη• particular to enable production of training aids and quality assurance test items for use in canine-olfaction based security screening.
COMPOSITION OF A BILIRUBIN STOCK AND A METHOD OF PREPARATION THEREOF
A composition of a bilimbin stock and a method of preparation are provided. In one aspect of the invention, the composition includes a base solution. The composition further includes a carbonate salt. Additionally, the composition includes bilimbin. Furthermore, the composition includes human serum albumin
Gas phase standard preparation device and method to use
This invention is a gas standard preparation device and method of use for creating a reference material or a certified reference material. The reference material or the certified reference material is used to quantitate air from a collected sample. This is beneficial for identifying if the air within the area contains certain volatile compounds or other undesired compounds. This is accomplished by providing a sealed ampule containing reference material that is eventually broken by the gas preparation device. Once the ampule is broken, the reference material within the ampule is mixed with a diluent gas and forced into a reference material cylinder. The concentration of the final reference material within the reference material cylinder is verified for use in testing collected air sample. Accordingly, this device allows for creating a custom reference material onsite in a laboratory without the need for shipping in pre-made compressed gas cylinders for air quality testing.
METHODS, APPARATUSES AND SYSTEMS FOR LIQUID SUBSTANCE VAPORIZATION AND CONCENTRATION LEVEL DETERMINATION
Example methods and apparatuses for liquid substance vaporization and concentration level determination are provided. An example apparatus may include a constant temperature chamber having a vaporization housing that includes a capillary component disposed within and a syringe assembly configured to inject a liquid substance to the capillary component. An example method may include determining an injection rate for injecting the liquid substance to the capillary component, determining a flow rate of the gaseous substance in the vaporization housing, and calculating a concentration level of a vaporized substance based on the injection rate and the flow rate.
Calibration of a functional biomarker instrument
Methods of calibration are provided. A method comprises introducing a material with cell-like properties and a known mass into a sensor on a measurement instrument to generate a calibration reading and adjusting an output module of the measurement instrument until the measurement instrument calibrates to the known mass for the material.
SYNTHETIC HUMAN CELL MIMIC HYDROGEL PARTICLE FOR CYTOMETRIC OR COULTER DEVICE
Synthetic human cell mimic hydrogel particles and their use in cytometric or coulter device applications are described. The synthetic human cell mimic hydrogel particles described herein are selectively tunable to have at least one optical, volumetric, or capacitance property that is substantially similar to a corresponding optical, volumetric, or capacitance property of the human cell mimic hydrogel particle's natural biological cell counterpart.