Over three decades of experience

in both routine and not‑so‑routine gas analysis which is why we like to say "We do the hard stuff!"
 

Carbonyls
in Electronic Specialty Gases

The accurate determination of impurities such as metal carbonyl in Syngas and… More

Impurities
in Polymer Grade Propylene

Quickly and precisely measure trace impurities in polymer grade propylene… More

Sulfur Speciation
in Natural Gas & LNG

Impurities in natural gas and liquid natural gas are particularly problematic in… More
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About Us

MISSION STATEMENT: At CONSCI, we pledge to provide distinctive quality and unparalleled customer service as we strive to gain the respect and trust of our customers, suppliers, and partner vendors.

Consolidated Sciences has been a leading provider of independent specialty gas testing services since 1988, and although we specialize in not-so-routine analyses, we have almost three decades of experience in everything from advanced R&D project consulting to routine quality tests. Our 16,000 ft2 state-of-the-art analytical laboratory in Pasadena, TX, is home to everything from FTIRs to the high-tech ICP-MS and ICP-QQQ, as well as trained chemists, material scientists, technicians, and laboratory management with decades of industry knowledge and experience.

In 2011 founder and CEO, William Geiger co-edited Trace Analysis of Specialty and Electronic Gases with Mark Raynor of Matheson. Trace Analysis of Specialty and Electronic Gases draws together all the latest advances in analytical chemistry, providing researchers with both the theory and the operating principles of the full spectrum of instrumental techniques available for specialty and electronic gas analysis. Moreover, the book details the advantages and disadvantages of each technique, steering readers away from common pitfalls. Get your copy today from Wiley or Amazon.

Senior Staff & Officers

William Geiger

CEO

Bill founded Consolidated Sciences way back in 1988. Since then he’s literally written the book on Trace Analysis of Specialty and Electronics Gases.

 

Blake McElmurry, PhD

Lead Chemist

Blake joined Consolidated Sciences in November of 2014 to develop methods of analysis for pure and mixed gas types using ICP-QQQ, ICP-MS, GC-MS, and FTIR. He also designs software to enhance automated FTIR quantitation and sample introduction.

 

Jesus Anguiano

Senior Chemist

Jesus can usually be seen presenting state-of-the-art research at conferences such as PITTCON and the Gulf Coast Conference. In addition, he co-authored "Appendix A: Materials of Construction" in Trace Analysis of Specialty and Electronics Gases.

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Recent Publications

[1] 

Geiger, William M., McElmurry, Blake, & Anguiano, Jesus. (2016, February). Gas chromatographic separation of metal carbonyls in carbon monoxide with detection using the Agilent 8800 ICP–QQQ Agilent Technologies Application Note, 5991-6432EN.

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Geiger, William M., McElmurry, Blake, & Anguiano, Jesus. (2016, March). Analysis of Propylene Impurities Using Select Low Sulfur Column and Single Tune with GC–ICP–MS QQQ ORS. Agilent Technologies Application Note, 5991-6823EN.

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Geiger, W. M., Soffey, E., Wilbur S., Scanlon C. (2015, June). Sub-ppb detection limits for hydride gas contaminants using GC-ICP-QQQ. Agilent Technologies Application Note, 5991-5849EN.

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McElmurry, B. A., Anguiano, J. E., & Geiger, W. M. (2015, October). Analysis of fuels for siloxane impurities by GC-ICP-QQQ. Gulf Coast Conference. Galveston, TX.

[5] 

Springer, D., McElmurry, B. A., Wang, Z., Leonov, I. I., Lucchese, R. R., Bevan, J. W., Coudert, L. H. (2015, June). Rovibrational analysis of the water bending vibration in the mid-infrared spectrum of atmospherically significant N2-H2O complex. Chemical Physics Letters, 633, 229-233.

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