Particle Size Analysis

Particle Size Analysis (PSA101) introduces the principles and techniques used to measure and interpret particle size distributions in various materials. The course covers methods such as Static and Dynamic Light Scattering, Imaging, and sieving, along with proper sample preparation and instrument calibration. A hands-on demonstration using Static Light Scattering is included to reinforce practical understanding. Participants will also explore how particle size impacts product quality, performance, and compliance across different industries.

Course Objectives

☑ Understand the role of particle size in material performance and quality control
☑ Learn key measurement techniques including light scattering and imaging
☑ Prepare samples and calibrate instruments for accurate analysis
☑ Interpret particle size data and apply it to real-world scenarios

About the Speaker

Mark Anthony C. Esmael, RCh

Mac is the Laboratory Head at NASAT Labs with over 15 years of experience in QA, QC, Laboratory Operation and R&D. He specializes in a wide range of advanced analytical techniques such as Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS), UV-Visible Spectroscopy (UV-Vis), Particle Size Analysis, and other methodologies integral to NASAT Water and Environmental Testing Laboratory. Mac holds a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry from Polytechnic University of the Philippines and has received several units for Master of Science in Chemistry at De La Salle University. He has also acquired in-depth and factory training of advanced instrumentation overseas.

Course Objectives

About the Speaker

Mark Anthony C. Esmael, RCh

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