SEAL Analytical Monthly Newsletter -
January 2022

Debuting at PITTCON 2022, is the new SEAL AQ700 Discrete Analyzer. The AQ700 is our new, large sample capacity, high throughput environmental analyzer designed for total unattended operation and long walkaway time. It uniquely combines SEAL’s well established discrete analyzer expertise with our successful robotic automation range. Perfect for busy laboratories, it will automate your calibration – even choose the correct calibration range, dilute overrange samples, perform true sample blanking and sample spikes, as well as running over 860 tests in a single run! Bringing nutrient analysis to a new level! Please see our brochure for details or contact us if you would like more information. 
 
If you will be at Pittcon Atlanta March 7-9, please stop by our booth #2239 and/or contact us to schedule a live demo at the booth! Hope to see you there!
Need Refresher Training for 2022?

We have created virtual training opportunities for new users or users who haven't run the analyzers for some time. These trainings can be in full or half-day increments for flexibility and do not require us to be on-site.
 
We will continue with our webinars! These webinars have been well received and are a great way to continue our dialogue with you about chemistry and instrument troubleshooting. For a full list of past webinars click here. You can also email us for more information and links to past webinars. 
UPCOMING EVENTS

SEAL Webinar Series: Troubleshooting CFA Part 1

Thursday, January 20, 2022
9:00 am CST

Tuesday, January 25, 2022
2:00 pm CST


Midwest Water Analysts Association Winter Expo

Friday, January 28, 2022
MONTHLY TROUBLESHOOTING TIP
Ammonia is a very pH sensitive chemistry. It is vital for proper color development to be in the correct range. If running the phenol reagent chemistry, the final pH of reaction should be between 11.6 - 12.1. If using salicylate, then the pH needs to be between 12.8 - 13.1. When checking the pH, a pH probe with a range of 0 - 14 is highly recommended.
SEAL Book Club!
The book for January is The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah.
If you have any recommendations for books, please send us an email.
Scottish seal pup turns up at pub door near Bristol

An adventurous seal pup made its way from Scotland to the front door of a pub near Bristol.

The lone pup made the 300-mile journey and turned up at The Old Lock and Weir in Hanham on Sunday.

British Divers Marine Life Rescue Service attended to safely rescue the animal and said it had been tagged over the border on 21 June.

Landlord Daniel Rawlins said: "He was like a mini-celebrity. He was quite friendly and cute."

SOFTWARE FEATURE: Re-Measuring BOD bottles
In some instances a bottle may need to be rerun after the run is completed. The "Measurement Window" must remain open and the BOD trays remain loaded in position in the software as well as on the instrument. To take a new measurement, right-click in the row for the necessary bottle and click "Re-measure selected BOD bottle".

Repeat this process for all bottles to be re-measured. The probe will then go back to that bottle and rerun this bottle. The new result will appear in the column for the Initial DO or Final DO, whichever result requires the re-measure. Then the original result is moved to a column called "ORG_StartDO or ORG_EndDO".
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