Laboratory of the Government Chemist Teddington

Roper P, Burke S, Lawn R, Barwick V, Ellison S, Walker R (1999) Applications of Reference Materials in Analytical Chemisti-y. LGC/VAM/1999/036, Laboratory of the Government Chemist, Teddington. 

The resulting calibration function is traceable to two reference materials for which the acid-soluble parts of nickel are certified the river clay sediment (LGC 6139, Laboratory of the Government Chemist, Teddington, UK) with a certified concentration of 38 1 mg/kg, and the soil BRM 04 (Bundesanstalt fur Materialforschung und -priifung, Berlin, Germany) with a certified concentration of 22.7 3.7 mg/kg (mean of three labs). Both materials comply with the requirements of reference materials, as mentioned above. 

W. D. Pocklington, Guidelines for the Development of Standard Methods by Collaborative Study (V Edition), Laboratory of the Government Chemist, Teddington, ISBN 0 94892606 6,1990, ix -I- 258 pp. 

Prichard, E. (1998), Tertiary Education Resource Pack for Analytical Chemistry Quality Assurance, Version 1.2, produced by Laboratory of the Government Chemist, Teddington. 

EURACHEM (1997) Guidance document No. 1/WELAC Guidance document No. WGD 2 Guidance on the interpretation of the EN 45000 series of standards and ISO/IEC Guide 25. Laboratory of the Government Chemist, Teddington, UK... 

Laboratory of the Government Chemist, Teddington, UK Chris Harrington... 

The project is managed through the Laboratory of the Government Chemist in Teddington, UK, and is part of the British government s Foresight link program [45]. The cost of the Lab-on-a-Chip project was 3.2 million. Two key tasks are the exploration of reactions and processes on a micro-scale and the commercialization of the results. 

In the United Kingdom chemical RMs were first produced some time in the late 1960 s at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) Division of Chemical Standards at Teddington. This Division was transferred to the Laboratory of the Government Chemist LGC in November 1978. Early work was based on the development of highly... 

Laboratory of the Government Chemist Queens Road, Teddington Middlesex TWii oLY, England E-mail VED lgc.co.uk... 

T.J. Farrant Practical Statistics for the Analytical Scientist-a Bench Glide. Royal Society of Chemistry for the Laboratory of the Government Chemist (LGC), Teddington 1997... 

EURACHEM (1998), Eurachem guide the fitness for purpose of analytical methods (Teddington, UK Laboratory of the Government Chemist). 

Laboratory of the Government Chemist, Queen s Road, Teddington, Middlesex TW11 OLY, U.K. Phone (+44) 028 943 7393. 

LGC - Laboratory of the Government Chemist, Office of Reference Materials, Bldg. 95 RMAI, Queen s road, Teddington, Middlesex TW11 OLY, UK MBH Analytical Ltd., Holland House, Queens Road, GB - Barnet, Hertfordshire, EN5 4DJ, U.K. 

Two notable establishments are (1) The National Chemical Laboratory, Teddington, Middlesex, formerly the Chemical Research Laboratory, which carries out fundamental research which cannot conveniently be carried out in the universities, investigates problems which are of national interest and are common to a number of industries, and undertakes chemical researches for payment and (2) the Laboratory of the Government Chemist, Clements Inn Passage, London, W.C.2, which carries out investigations, offers advice, undertakes analytical work for Government departments, and performs statutory duties as the official analyst and referee in cases of legal disputes. 

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