With the start of the new decade we naturally want to look back and see how we did in the decade we are leaving. So we decided to take this Continue Reading
Peanut Butter to Diamonds – How the Process Gives Insight into the Earth
Looking to get that special someone something that is beautiful and sparkles? Start with a jar of peanut butter! While scientist, Dan Frost from the Bayerisches Geoinstitut in Germany was Continue Reading
The Science of Champagne: What Causes the Fizz?
It’s almost a new year, and what better way to ring it in than popping some champagne and toasting to friends and family! But what causes that pop, the fizz, Continue Reading
Chromatography Web Tools – Overcome Any Lab Challenge with Our Team
The Phenomenex website offers more than simply an online catalog of part numbers. Our technical experts have created a wealth of chromatography web tools designed to help you overcome any Continue Reading
PAH Chemicals-Do Your Christmas Toys Contain Hidden Health Hazards?
Guest Author: Tim Nelson – Fuels & Chemicals Global Marketing Manager The thought of waking up on Christmas morning to find gifts under the sparkling Christmas tree brings joy to Continue Reading
Thanksgiving Science- Turkey, Stuffing, and Salmonella
This Thanksgiving, while the family is gathering around the table and talking about what they are thankful for – make sure your table is thankful to be salmonella free. Back Continue Reading
Habilidades de los tardígrados y por qué los amamos
En la oficina, todos nos volvemos un poco nerds. Nuestra última obsesión nerd es ese animal casi microscópico con un cuerpo rollizo, cabeza arrugada, ocho patas regordetas que presentan de Continue Reading
Tips on Installing an Ion-Exclusion Column and Extending Column Lifetime
Guest Author: Grace Guo, Phenomenex Technical Specialist Ion-exclusion columns, such as the Phenomenex Rezex column, have been widely used on the analysis of sugars and organic acids. The aqueous based Continue Reading
Tardigrade Abilities and Why We Can’t Stop Nerding Out Over Them
Around the office, we can get a little nerdy. Our latest obsession is the near-microscopic animal with a plump body, scrunched-up head, eight chubby legs with four to eight claws Continue Reading
Celebrate Mole Day to Commemorate Avogadro’s Number
October 23rd celebrates Mole Day from 6:02 am to 6:02 pm – a day to commemorate Avogadro’s Number, 6.02 x 1023, which is a basic measuring unit in chemistry. Mole Continue Reading