Web Seminar: Analytical Instrument Course - Basic Edition [Held on May 16] Sulfur, Nitrogen, Chlorine Analyzers, and TOC Analyzers

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We are pleased to announce the upcoming webinar "Analytical Instruments Course - Basic Edition." This course is designed for anyone who will be involved in analytical work starting this spring, as well as those who wish to revisit the principles of analytical methods. This time, we will explain sulfur, nitrogen, and chlorine analysis instruments, as well as total organic carbon analysis instruments. If you are interested, please register for participation through the details and registration button. Start times: 14:00 - Nitrogen, Sulfur, and Chlorine Analysis Instruments 15:00 - Total Organic Carbon Analysis Instruments

Date and time Friday, May 15, 2026
01:30 PM ～ 04:00 PM
Capital
Entry fee Free

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