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Crop Testing using Horiba LAQUATwin
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Crop Testing using Horiba LAQUATwin - Plant Sap Analysis of Vegetables

Agriculture analysis is an essential aspect of crop growing. Understanding the soil's current nutrient levels is crucial to increase quality and yields. LaquaTwin's range of portable meters provides in-field analysis for pH, conductivity, sodium, potassium, nitrate and calcium levels. The example below uses the LAQUAtwin nitrate and...
Horiba's LAQUA Range
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Ground Water and Surface Water testing, a solution from Horiba's LAQUA Range

Testing of ground and surface water is a key part of routine testing for water companies. Depending on the need, a number of different parameters are often assessed.  The Horiba LAQUA range has a meter specifically designed for this type of analysis. The U-50 series of multi-parameter meters enables the simultaneous measurement and monitoring of up to 11 parameters with one ...
How do I measure calcium in soil?
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How do I measure calcium in soil?

All plants need calcium rich soil to grow. The calcium is used by the plant in developing the plant cell walls and membranes. Furthermore, it is a non-leaching mineral (it will stay in the soil) and will improve water penetrability and reduce soil salinity. It is thus helpful to determine the amount of calcium contained in soil. Generally, Atomic Absorption Instruments (AA) or Inductivity Coupl...
pH Meter
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What pH meter can I use to test the pH of Sushi Rice?

If not prepared properly there is a potential risk that sushi rice will develop bacteria, parasites, and viruses harmful to human health. One of the aspects that must be measured and controlled in preparation of sushi is the rice pH. If the rice has a pH less than 4.5 this will prevent bacteria growth and toxin production. This pH is lowered by the addition of vinegar and salt.   ...

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The Top 5 pH meters of 2016

We've rounded up the best 5 pH meters of the year - each has brilliant features and extras which have made them stand out as some of the best selling pH meters of 2016. 5. Best for field work - Hach HQ30D / HQ40D pH meters [caption id="attachment_10811" align="alignright" width="222"] The Hach HQ40D multiparameter meter in use[/caption] With rugged probes and long cable probe (up to 30m) optio...
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How can I measure Salt in food?

Sodium is a mineral required by the body for normal functions, but excessive intake can cause high blood pressure and hypertension. This has lead governments and regulatory bodies to focus on monitoring the levels of salt in foods in order to reduce the risk of these health affects. Canned foods are of particular concern as these often contain relatively high levels of salt. The Horiba La...

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Measuring the salinity of seawater

Seawater has an average salinity of 35 ppt = 35 parts per thousand (equivalent to 35,000ppm or 3.5%). However the salt level does change depending on rainfall, evaporation, ice thawing or rivers, so the salinity can vary over areas, time or seasons. Camlab can offer two handheld meters which quickly and directly measure salinity up to the high levels required for seawater. [caption id=...

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How can I measure the pH of food?

Measuring pH in food is a useful indicator of consistency over batches for quality control but can also be used to monitor foods where the pH changes over time - for example in yogurt production, brewing or to test the freshness of foods. Standard pH electrodes will often struggle when used in food samples, as the reference junction becomes blocked the reaction time will get slower and event...

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