Like anything in the lab, Purge & Trap must be done precisely to return accurate, verifiable and repeatable results. That’s especially critical when you’re working within regulatory guidelines.
Join us for the 30-minute webinar to learn Purge & Trap the right way and make sure your methods adhere to U.S. EPA 524.2 guidelines.
Anyone in a drinking water organics laboratory or working with drinking water Purge & Trap should attend: environmental scientists/technicians, analytical chemists/technicians, laboratory managers — any scientist or analyst who wishes to learn more about Purge & Trap analysis. Among the topics explored:
- Fundamentals of Purge & Trap: what it is and how it works
- Overview of U.S. EPA Method 524.2
- Challenges with U.S. EPA Method 524.2
- Tips for a successful analysis of drinking water by U.S. EPA Method 524.2
This is part one of a two-part series that will cover the U.S. EPA 524 drinking water methodology. If you are new to a drinking water organics laboratory, have a new analyst or an intern entering the lab, this series provides a valuable introduction to Purge & Trap and U.S. EPA 524.2. The requirements and challenges of the method will be discussed, as well as tips for successful analysis.
This valuable webinar will be led by Teledyne LABS’ Amy Nutter. Amy is a Purge & Trap expert and the Volatile Organic Compound technical product specialist with Teledyne LABS’ Tekmar brand. Currently, she is focused on applications development and customer application support on the Purge & Trap product line. Previously, she worked for the City of Cincinnati in the drinking water and wastewater laboratories.
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