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- algae
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- Boilers
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- C3 Submersible Fluorometer
- C6 Multi-Sensor Platform
- chlorophyll
- Cooling Towers
- crude oil
- cyanobacteria
- Cyclops-7 Submersible Sensors
- deep UV fluorometer
- digital fluorometer
- digital output
- dye tracing
- environmental research
- fluorescein
- fluorescence
- fluorometer
- fluorometers
- Handheld Datalogger
- Handheld Fluorometer
- In-Line Fluorometer
- Industrial Water Process Control
- in situ fluorometer
- in situ fluorometers
- labor
- Laboratory Fluorometer
- low wavelength fluorometer
- Multi-Sensor Platform
- nitrate
- nitrite
- oil dispersant testing
- oil spill instrumentation
- oil spill response
- oil spill response fluorometer
- oil spill tracking
- optical brighteners
- refined fuels fluorometer
- refined oil fluorometer
- rhodamine wt
- SCUFA Submersible Fluorometer
- submerisible fluorometer
- submersible fluorometer
- submersible fluorometers
- submersible sensors
- TD-700 Fluorometer
- turbidity
- water quality instrumentation
- water quality monitoring
Tag Archives: submersible fluorometers
Article: Preparing for the worst – Spill responders practice on Kachemak Bay
Preparing for the worst: Spill responders practice on Kachemak Bay By Hal Spence | Peninsula Clarion Article featuring Turner Designs Crude Oil Fluorometer user, Brian Pascal. Click here to read the article.
Posted in Cyclops-7 Submersible Sensors, Media
Tagged crude oil, submersible fluorometers
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