Expert Elemental Analysis
Coal analysis, Pharmaceutical Research, Resins, Cosmetics, Food Additives, Energy Research and more...
Micro chemical analysis for research
Specializing in: Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Sulfur, Chlorine, Bromine, Iodine, Fluorine, Phosphorus.
Professionally Equipped Laboratories
Equipped to provide rapid accurate organic microchemical analysis to research and industry.
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Air Sensitive
Many samples currently being tested for purity are those that readily oxidize when exposed to air. Most of these samples are also extremely sensitive to environmental moisture. For an accurate evaluation of purity, air-sensitive samples require weighing under an inert atmosphere.
Why Midwest Microlab
Fast service, results are often available within 36 hours; or if faster service is required Rush service is available.
Competitively priced services for the industry.
Micro analysis provides the most sensitive method for determining the purity of a compound.
Accurate to 0.3 percent reported in total percentage.
Significantly less cost than maintaining an in-house lab.
Results from micro analysis can help establish the structure of a compound.
Elemental analysis typically requires only 5 mg. of sample.
- Processing your Analysis
At Midwest Microlab we staff for having the best turn around time in the industry.
Analysis for your lab!
At Midwest Microlab, our lab utilizes the highest quality instrumentation to provide the most accurate results. All balances utilized are sourced from Mettler-Toledo and are checked daily for accuracy in reporting weights. Details make the difference.
For Our Customers
Your business is very important to us and Midwest Microlab remains open Monday-Friday 9-4 EST. Your samples will be processed with the same care and dedication as we have done through the last 50 years. Midwest Microlab is dedicated to providing accurate results, expeditiously.
Thank you so much for your very prompt processing of these samples. I’m quite impressed!
