In a field that demands speed, accuracy, and productivity, your challenges have never been greater. Today, environmental analysis must be done more reliably, more efficiently, and with even higher quality results than ever before. Agilent understands that these needs are critical to the success of your work.
As a worldwide industry leader, Agilent offers over 40 years of environmental analysis and regulatory expertise. If you are involved in the measurement of organic and inorganic chemicals in water, soil, air, or food supplies, Agilent has the right solution -- instruments, accessories, consumables, and services -- designed specifically to meet your needs.
Applications Compendium - a complete collection of Agilent environmental applications and productivity tools for air, water, soil, emerging contaminants, and material analysis.
New contaminants are being identified in the environment every day. Some of these are becoming serious issues and all are getting the attention of the public through widespread media coverage. Previously undetected compounds—such as pharmaceuticals and personal care products, perfluorinated compounds, and new endocrine disruptors—are now being found in sources for public drinking water, rivers, streams, and sediments. From routine screening to investigative projects, Agilent provides solutions and the applications expertise to reliably measure these pollutants at trace levels.
- Press Release: Agilent Technologies Partners with China Environmental Center to Detect Toxins in Water and Soil
- Press Release: Agilent Technologies, U.S. EPA Collaborate to Study Perfluorinated Compounds in Water, Wildlife
- Agilent Application Note 5989-9665EN: EPA Method 1694: Agilent's 6410A LC/MS/MS Solution for Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products in Water, Soil, Sediment, and Biomass
- Agilent Application Note 5989-5319EN: Determination of Pharmaceuticals in Water by SPE and LC/MS/MS in Both Positive and Negative Ion Modes
- Agilent Application Note 5989-7339EN: The Use of Accurate Mass, Isotope Ratios, and MS/MS for the PPCPs in Water
- Recorded e-Seminar discusses requirements for analyzing priority pollutants (PPCPs). Watch it now!