Arsenic speciation is the process of identifying and measuring the specific forms of arsenic in a sample, not just the total amount present. This matters because each form behaves differently in water. Some are more toxic, more mobile, and harder to remove than others. Inorganic arsenic species, in particular, pose the greatest health risk, underscoring […]
As New Hampshire settles into the deep freeze of February, we spend more time indoors than at any other time of year. We seal our windows, weatherstrip our doors, and crank up the heat to keep the Seacoast chill at bay. However, while a tightly sealed home is great for your heating bill, it creates […]
When you’re concerned about the safety of your family’s drinking water—whether it’s testing for Arsenic, Radon, or bacteria—the hardest part shouldn’t be getting the sample to the lab. At Seacoast Analytical Services, we know that timing is everything. For many contaminants, like bacteria, the window between collection and testing is critical (often requiring analysis to […]
If you’re a homeowner in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire, you’re familiar with preparing your property for the cold winter months. But while you’re sealing windows and checking the furnace, are you checking your indoor air quality for a silent, invisible threat? That threat is Radon. Radon is a naturally occurring, odorless, colorless, radioactive […]
