UN-ARCHIVED: 5 videos on innovative analytical methods for mercury in water!

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Today, we’re exploring the rapidly changing world of mercury monitoring with the following videos:

• Organomercurial lyase (MerB): the global tweezers that can be used for cutting, capturing and biosensing aqueous

• Demonstrating traceability for mercury measurements in water samples

• Dimethylmercury in natural waters: experimental and analytical considerations

• Sorbent trap method for simple low-level Hg measurements in water

• Characterising mercury complexation with dissolved organic matter from Everglades periphyton using chelating resin-based ion-exchange method

This group focuses on advances in analytical techniques for detecting and characterising mercury in environmental samples. 

From traceability and biosensing to low-level detection in water and complex organic matrices, these talks are essential for analytical chemists, lab managers and researchers working in mercury speciation and monitoring.

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