Thermo Scientific Orion is happy to offer large choice of pH electrodes and probes in different price scales to fit their meters. Thermo Scientific Orion Ion Selective Electrodes can be used in practically every testing room like threshold value detecting device or to perform straightforward measurements and incremental methods.
ISE's is used to measure ion concentrations in liquid substances, products, pharmaceutical products and biological samples. Measurements making use of Ion Selective Electrodes are simpler and faster than other methods. Time requiring sample preparation ways are rarely necessary. The start up cost is low and no expensive devices is required. Methods are adaptable to the laboratory or field.
Different conductivity cells are present for every method. The cells have built-in temperature compensation; high, standard and low conductivity measuring ranges. DuraProbe 4-electrode cells supplies the best exactness for checking laboratory or field applications.
The Thermo Scientific RDO probe (portable ph meter) ensures reliable measurements, no initial heating time, no blending, no heat shock and less interfering.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Moments I like in Symfony
Here are the moments that I like in Symfony ( as you know Symfony is a php framework for rapid web application development):
• Development automation saves lots of times. For example, for creating a new module you will need 4 new folders and minimum 3 new files (due to the specific nature of the MVC architecture). In symfony you won’t need to do it manually.
• Convenience in work with forms. The main work is done automatically but, of course, you’ll have to adjust some minor things yourself. Moreover, all the forms are easily updated according to the changes in the database.
• It turned out that Symfony has a very big community. If you have a problem, you’ll be able to find the answer in the forum.
For those who work with Eclipse, there’s a special plug-in Symfoclipse. And for the fans of NetBeans, now symphony supports NetBeans 7.0.
• Development automation saves lots of times. For example, for creating a new module you will need 4 new folders and minimum 3 new files (due to the specific nature of the MVC architecture). In symfony you won’t need to do it manually.
• Convenience in work with forms. The main work is done automatically but, of course, you’ll have to adjust some minor things yourself. Moreover, all the forms are easily updated according to the changes in the database.
• It turned out that Symfony has a very big community. If you have a problem, you’ll be able to find the answer in the forum.
For those who work with Eclipse, there’s a special plug-in Symfoclipse. And for the fans of NetBeans, now symphony supports NetBeans 7.0.
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