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230 INSTRUMENTAL LABORATORIES AND TECHNOLOGICAL PILOT PLANTS • Atomic absorption spectrometer SP9-800, Pye Unicam (England); equipped with SP-9 Furnace Power Supply, PU-9095 data graphics system, PU-9095 video furnace programmer and SP-9 furnace autosampler. Application: For analyses of samples by flame and furnace AAS. • Atomic absorption spectrometer SOLAR M6 MK II (Thermo Electron Corporation), equipped with: graphite furnace GF 95 with D 2 and Zeeman background correction system, autosampler FS 95 and hydride and cold vapour generator. Application: For analyses of samples by flame and furnace AAS. 2. Laboratory of Neutron Activation Analysis Activity profile: The sole laboratory in Poland engaged for 40 years in theory and practice of neutron activation analysis in which the following methods are being developed: reactor neutron activation analysis (the unique analytical method of special importance in inorganic trace analysis), radiochemical separation methods, ion chromatography. The laboratory is also the main Polish producer of CRMs and the provider for Proficiency Testing exercises. • Laminar box HV mini 3, Holten (Denmark) Technical data: air flow rate 300 m 3 /h. Application: Protection of analytical samples against contamination. • Ion chromatograph 2000i/SP, Dionex (USA) Technical data: data evaluating program AI-450, ion exchange columns of type Dionex Ion Pac, conductivity detector, UV/VIS detector. Application: Analyses of water solutions, determination of SO 2 , SO 3 and NO x in flue gases and in air, determination of metals in biological and environmental samples. • HPGe detector, well-type CGW-3223, Canberra, coupled with analog line (ORTEC) and multichannel gamma-ray analyzer TUKAN Application: Instrumental and radiochemical activation analysis. • Coaxial HPGe detector POP-TOP, ORTEC (USA), coupled with analog line (ORTEC) and multichannel gamma-ray analyzer TUKAN • HPGe detector, well-type CGW-5524, Canberra, coupled with multichannel gamma-ray analyzer (hardware and software) Canberra Application: Instrumental and radiochemical activation analysis. • Analytical balance Sartorius BP2 215 Application: For weighing sample of mass >10 mg to 220 g. • Analytical micro-balance Sartorius MC5 Application: Preparation of mono- and multi-elemental standards as well as for weighing small mass samples, less than 10 mg. • Balance WPX 650, RADWAG (Poland) Application: For weighing sample of mass >10 mg to 650 g. • Liquid Scintillation Analyzer TRI-CARB 2900TR, Packard BioScience Company Application: α- and β-ray measurements. • Planetary Ball Mill PM 100, Retsch Application: Grinding and mixing: soft, medium hard to extremly hard, brittle or fibrous materials. • Balance-drier ADS50, AXIS (Poland) Application: Determination of mass and humidity of samples. • Microwave digestion system Uniclever TM II, PLAZMATRONIKA (Poland) Application: Microwave digestion of samples.
INSTRUMENTAL LABORATORIES AND TECHNOLOGICAL PILOT PLANTS 231 • Microwave digestion system BM-1S/II, PLAZMATRONIKA (Poland) Application: Microwave digestion of samples. • Homogenizer INCT (Poland) Application: Homogenization of the material used for preparation of CRMs. • Peristaltic pump REGLO ANALOG MS-4/6-100, ISMATEC (Switzerland) Application: Regulation of flow of eluents during elution process. 3. Laboratory of Chromatography Activity profile: Development of HPLC methods for determination of environmental pollutants, application of HPLC and ion-chromatography monitoring of degradation organic pollutants in waters and wastes using ionizing radiation, development of chromatographic methods, preconcentration of organic environmental pollutants, development of chromatographic methods of identification of natural dyes used for ancient textiles. • Apparatus for biological oxygen demand determination by respirometric method and dissolved oxygen measurement method WTW-Wissenschaftlich-Technische Wersttätten (Germany) Application: Analyses of water and waste water samples. • Apparatus for chemical oxygen demand determination by titrimetric method Behr Labor-Technik (Germany) Application: Analyses of water and waste water samples. • Set-up for solid phase-extraction (vacuum chamber for 12 columns and vacuum pump) Application: Analyses of water and waste water samples. • Shimadzu HPLC system consisting of: gradient pump LC-10AT, phase mixer FCV-10AL, diode- -array detector SPD-M10A, column thermostat CTO-10AS Application: Analyses of natural dyes, radiopharmaceuticals, water and waste water samples. • Laboratory ozone generator 301.19, Erwin Sander Elektroapparatebau GmbH (Uetze-Eltze, Germany) Application: Ozone production for degradation of pollutants in waste water samples. 4. Laboratory of General Analysis Activity profile: Preparation and application of new chelating sorbents to the separation of metal traces from environmental materials for their determination by atomic absorption spectrometry, speciation analysis, service analysis. • Spectrophotometer PU8625 Series UV/Visible, Philips Technical data: wavelength range – 200-1100 nm. Application: Measurements of absorbance in spectrophotometric analysis. • Spectrophotometer UV-160, Shimadzu (Japan) Technical data: wavelength range – 200-1100 nm, with automatic baseline correction and graphic printer. Application: Routine spectrophotometric analysis and research works. VII. DEPARTMENT OF RADIOBIOLOGY AND HEALTH PROTECTION • Equipment for electrophoretic analysis of DNA CHEF III, BIO-RAD (Austria) Application: Analysis of DNA fragmentation as a result of damage by various physical and chemical agents. • Microplate reader ELISA, ORGANON TEKNICA (Belgium) Application: For measurement of optical density of solutions in microplates. • Hybridisation oven OS-91, BIOMETRA (Germany) Technical data: work temperatures from 0 to 80 o C; exchangeable test tubes for hybridisation. Application: For polymerase chain reaction (PCR). • Spectrofluorimeter RF-5000, Shimadzu (Japan) Application: For fluorimetric determinations.
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