Drinking water analysis with modern photometric methods according to EU drinking water directive
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Drinking water analysis is a very important step in getting an understanding of what is the quality of water we consume every day, either via tap or bottled water. Key parameters are the iron, manganese, chlorine, ozone and other components. They should be frequently monitored. Examples how to analyze them will be given.
Modern photometry can be a key for an easy to use analysis of those parameters. Modern methods reduce the time needed for analysis, and produce less toxic waste compared to standard methods. With this webinar we will give an overview regarding the usage of instruments in conjunction with what modern chemistry offers to see how easy such analyses can be performed and how precise and reliable they are.
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Presented by
Gunter Decker
Gunter Decker works as a Subject Matter Expert for Point-of-Use Analytics within the Franchise POU in Merck kGaA's life science business. He has more than 38 years of experience in the field of environmental, food & beverage and water analysis, including 20 years in product management for photometry.
He is currently responsible for training, lectures, webinars, publications, and works in standard committees like DIN, ISO and DWA.