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At Malvern Panalytical we have been developing a novel new technique to carry out micro-electrophoresis measurements called the diffusion barrier method.

What do we care about to develop moisturizer & hand sanitizer? We care about what consumers do. Take a look at important properties and how to analyze them.

What’s in a name? ‘Zetasizer‘ has been a brand name of Malvern Panalytical’s since the early 1980s. This brochure for the Zetasizer II dates from around 1985 – that’s at least 35 years’ continuous service from a brand now synonymous…READ MORE >

A chat with Larry Wilt of American Water/ Tolt Water Treatment Plant in Seattle, WA Drinking water treatment plants are constantly challenged to manage coagulation chemicals as they strive for the precise dosage to enable a stable floc to form….READ MORE >

Lignin solvated in zwitterionic Good’s buffers displays antibacterial synergy against Staphylococcus aureus What is lignin? Lignin is a versatile aromatic polymer that forms key structural materials in plants and some algae.  They can be used in a wide range of…READ MORE >

Severn Trent and Malvern Panalytical share award for the development of an online Zetasizer for fully automated coagulation control Great news for the fans of zeta potential in water treatment! Zetasizer WT, the first commercial on-line zeta potential analyzer has…READ MORE >

Zetasizer: What is the zeta potential deviation?   The Malvern Zetasizer software report for zeta potential shows a parameter with the name Zeta deviation. You can see this parameter directly below the mean Zeta potential in the standard Zeta Potential(M)…READ MORE >

You all know now that at Malvern, we like producing regular content which is dedicated to you, depending if you are a student, researcher or scientist. I really hope that this new Top Content from the last quarter will help…READ MORE >

Les deuxièmes ateliers de l’IFTS (Institut de Filtration et des Techniques Séparatives) auront lieu les 15 et 16 mars à Foulayronnes (près d’Agen). Cette année, ces ateliers seront dédiés à la caractérisation des boues et suspensions. Le mercredi 15 mars, de…READ MORE >