Reverse engineering a liquid

[DSLiverpool]

Can anyone recommend a lab that can take a liquid and analyse it so we can improve the formula?

I’ve seen several in China but prefer Uk

[BlindedByTheLights]

Have a chat with these guys, if they can’t I’m sure they’ll advise who can:

https://www.dekra.com/en/laboratory-services/

[DSLiverpool]

Cheers

[48k]

Coming soon... DS Cola ?

[DSLiverpool]

48k said:

Coming soon... DS Cola ?

I’d never do anything people ingest, can’t be an accidental poisoners assistant.
I’m looking at stuff to reverse engineer.

[jimmyjimjim]

This makes me think of the 2000's capacitor plague.

[Ham_and_Jam]

DSLiverpool said:

Can anyone recommend a lab that can take a liquid and analyse it so we can improve the formula?

I ve seen several in China but prefer Uk

Whilst its very easy to analyse a substance, being able to recreate it is a totally different game depending on what it is.

I spent many years working in a laboratory and then in R&D.

There is as much intellectual property in the process as in the ingredients, so knowing what’s in it may not really give you the final product.

[macron]

Any university!

[DSLiverpool]

Thanks chaps, it’s a cleaning fluid with one ingredient that makes it really good - I’m looking for that key ingredient.

[JoshSm]

DSLiverpool said:

Thanks chaps, it s a cleaning fluid with one ingredient that makes it really good - I m looking for that key ingredient.

Guess it's nothing too clever or it'd be on the MSDS.

[Ham_and_Jam]

DSLiverpool said:

Thanks chaps, it s a cleaning fluid with one ingredient that makes it really good - I m looking for that key ingredient.

Is it just one ingredient or one ingredient declared on the MSDS?