We talk to Dr. Mark Norman from 908 Devices about the new and expanded capabilities of high-pressure mass spectrometry. With the launch of MX908, responders are now equipped with even broader capabilities for true trace-level hazmat and narcotics detection and identification.

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Episode Overview: In this episode, Bobby Salveson and Michael Monaco are joined by Dr. Mark Norman from 908 Devices. The discussion dives into the latest advancements in high-pressure mass spectrometry, specifically focusing on the M908 and the newer MX908 handheld devices. Dr. Norman explains the technology behind these devices, their applications, and how they enhance the capabilities of first responders in the field. This episode offers insights into the evolution of chemical detection tools and provides practical advice for those considering upgrading their hazmat response equipment.

We were lucky enough to sit down with Dr. Mark Norman from 908 Devices. We breakdown the Mass Spec technology, how they elicit a reading from solids, and we inquire as to the new MX908.

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Bob recently came across an interesting report on the Tier II reporting for the NYC area. Some of the numbers were a total shock to Bob, so he decided to throw Mike under the bus and see what he knew. Of course, Bob had all of the answers in front of him, and Mike did not. Hilarity ensues.

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Episode Overview: In this episode, Bobby Salveson and Michael Monaco delve into New York City’s Community Right-to-Know Act, focusing on the Tier 2 reporting requirements for hazardous materials. Bobby surprises Mike with some eye-opening statistics and details about the chemicals stored in and around New York City. They discuss the implications for first responders, the importance of knowing what hazardous substances are present in your area, and how these regulations affect the way hazmat incidents are managed. The episode also highlights the necessity for first responders to stay informed about local hazardous materials to ensure their safety and effectiveness during emergencies.

Bob recently came across an interesting report on the Tier II reporting for the NYC area. Some of the numbers were a total shock to Bob, so he decided to throw Mike under the bus and see what he knew. Of course, Bob had all of the answers in front of him, and Mike did not. Hilarity ensues.

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In this episode we learn some very valuable things about the differences between the two mitigation techniques. Learn with us!

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In this episode, we learn some very valuable information about the differences between absorbents and adsorbents.

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Episode Overview: In this episode, Bobby Salveson and Michael Monaco explore the science behind adsorbents and absorbents, delving into how these materials are used in hazmat operations. They discuss the differences between adsorption and absorption, their practical applications, and some common misconceptions. This episode is packed with practical advice and insights, offering listeners a deeper understanding of how these materials function and how they can be effectively utilized in the field.

We sat down with Dan Bowen again and go into some pretty interesting things about suits. Lots learned here.

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We sat down with Dan Bowen from DuPont again to discuss some pretty interesting things about suits.

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Episode Overview: In this special bonus episode, Bobby Salveson and Michael Monaco are joined by Dan Bowen from DuPont Protection Technologies to discuss the latest advancements in PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) and how they relate to fentanyl response. The conversation covers the challenges of handling fentanyl incidents, the appropriate use of PPE, and the importance of tailoring your response to the specific hazard. Dan provides insights into how DuPont develops and tests their suits, and offers practical advice for first responders dealing with chemical hazards.

In this episode, Bob & Mike explain how the process of naming chemicals affects their overall chemistry and our response to them

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Episode Overview: In this episode, Bobby Salveson and Michael Monaco dive into the fascinating and often complex world of chemical nomenclature. With a mix of humor and expertise, they break down the basics of organic and inorganic chemistry, focusing on how chemicals are named and why it’s essential for first responders to understand these naming conventions. The episode offers listeners a blend of education and entertainment as Bobby and Mike discuss the rules of naming chemicals, common pitfalls, and the importance of knowing what you're dealing with in the field.

Go go a deep into deep dive mode on this one. We try our best to explain how naming of chemicals can have an effect on Chemistry in general and your response to it. We give a few tricks to key your ears on indicators that prompt you to look a little further into the chemicals before jumping into the vat.

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