message dated 13/06/00 08:13:09 GMT
To: Dr Chris Rundle
SUBJECT: New Computerised pH and Ion-Selective Electrode measurement.
Thanks for your e-mail on the above subject. In fact, I went eagerly through this recently developed, unique range of Electrode/Computer Interfaces for measuring pH, Ion Concentrations and Redox potentials in aqueous solutions, which seems an exciting latest Development in Electrochemical Sensor Measurement Technology. (United Arab Emirates)

message dated 13/06/00 15:48:27 GMT
You indeed have a very impressive and informative website. (USA)

message dated 11/10/00 18:15:59 GMT
The concept of making your company's website into a reference information point is very good - I will point it out to my students in iinstrumental analysis when we cover ISE's and might make even more use of it if/as you add more generic material. (USA)

message dated 22/10/00 22:44:42 GMT
I'm grateful to you for this information. It is useful to me and to my students one of whom is currently using the Cu(II) ISE to study the formation of d- and l- amino acid complexes with copper (II). (USA)

3 February 2001:
Dear Nico2000, I have a few questions about your ISEs. I have visited your website at www.nico2000.net and was impressed. (USA)

8 March 2001:
In reading through the excellent Beginners Guide to ISE measurements... (UK)

4 April 2001:
I'm a chemistry student in Montreal. I have a project to do on a Nitrate ISE experiment. I just wanted to let you know that the Nico website (and in particular the Beginner's Guide) are an invaluable resource. They're clearly written, accessible, and complete. Thanks so much for making them. (Canada)

5 October 2001:
I came across your excellent article on ISE's .....(UK)

12 October 2001:
Thank you for your help. I think I have a better understanding about ISE method with your information. Thank you very much. (China)

13 October 2001:
Thank you for your message. My PhD students and myself appreciate very much this web site. Thank you again. Best wishes. (Rumania)

8 November 2001:
Thanks for your message, which I have read with interest. I have already added your site to my bookmarks. (USA)

8 January 2002:
Many thanks for your e-mail, I am impressed by the speed and quality of your response and that of Nico - the new electrodes arrived this morning. (UK)

31 January 2002:
Thank you for the helpful information. (USA)

31 January 2002:
I teach and conduct research in the general area of electroanalytical chemistry. I have not fully checked the web site yet, but I am always looking for sites to refer my students to for information and data. (USA)

4 February 2002:
Your instrument could be useful for multiplexing our CHEMFET arrays since they are fundamentally potentiometric sensors. (USA)

5 February 2002:
Thank you for the email of Feb. 5. Please keep my name on the mailing list. The materials are informative. (USA)

6 February 2002:
Hi Chris, please keep me on your mailing list. I am always keen to know whats going on. Never know when something new might be relavent. (UK)

6 February 2002:
Thanks for the web page - have bookmarked the site for future reference. (USA)

6 February 2002:
Hello, I forwarded your message to everyone in our department for further consideration. Thank you very much for your attention. (Canada)

11 April 2002:
Thank you for all of the very useful ISE information which I was able to download using Explorer . .. (Canada)

24 Sept. 2002:
First let me thank you for taking the time to write that Beginner's Guide to ISE Measurement, it was very helpful. (USA)

1 January 2003
Subject: Wow! Great ISE web site!
I looked at your website with information on ISE's and will definitely point it out to my students. I may even make some of it required reading for them, since the instrumental analysis textbook gives ISE's less space than I think they deserve. I suppose there are hundreds of ISE's in use for every polarography apparatus, so they should have more emphasis in the electrochemical techniques classes.
Thanks for providing this public service! (USA)

4 April 2003
I have passed through your company www pages. They are really impressive. Congratulations! (Finland)

8 April 2003
I wanted to send you a brief “thank you” for your paper on ion-selective electrodes. I think it is well-written and will be very helpful for an undergraduate student research project I am beginning next semester. (USA)

29 April 2003
I have really enjoyed the nico website, but particularly your Beginners guide section. I would be happy to have the positive comments I made about your paper (see 8 April, above) attributed to me on the website.
( LeAnn Davis, Freed-Hardeman University, Henderson, TN 38340, USA)

13 July 2003
I have (at last) managed to have a serious look at your web-site, and I have to say it is very impressive. You seem to have established a very comprehensive site, and the wealth of detail about each individual instrument and the associated methodology is creditable. I found it very easy to follow. (UK)

6 September 2003
I am very frequently using your web site: "A Beginners Guide to Ion-Selective Electrode Measurements" for my research work. This web site information is very useful for all students who are working in this area. (Research student at Institute of Engineering and Technology, India)

9 February 2004
Message from a Professor to his students:
Subject: ISE Beginner's Guide
Dear IA Class, Doctor Rundle has prepared for you "A Beginners Guide to Ion-Selective Electrode Measurements". It's available at http://www.nico2000.net/Book/Guide1.html. (USA)

12 March 2004
I am pleased that you are putting together an ISE bibliography on the web. I hope to update my links for the chemistry courses soon and will surely include a link to your web site. (USA)

21 June 2004
Hi. My name is Jess and I am a second year chemistry student. I just wanted to say I found your website extremely helpful!!! I was really struggling to understand electrochemistry and coming up to the exam i was pretty stressed. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge in such an easy to comprehend way. (Australia)

7 September 2004
I just want to say you a big thank you for your website. I'm a teacher of technical course in analytical chemistry in Quebec in Canad. Your website help me very much to identify when use ISE. Your the only one to say that. (Canada)

2 October 2004
I just want to say you BIG thank you. It will help students in chemistry college to work with ISE with more knowledge and be sure that i will put nico2000 and your name in my lesson. These students will be the next employees who will buy ISE electrode. Again many thanks to care of education and thank you for your fast answering. (Quebec, Canada)

21 January 2005
In the course of my wandering today on the internet in search of the latest information on ISE nitrate determination, I came across the NICO2000 website and your 'A Beginners Guide to Ion-Selective Electrode Measurements' book which I have just started to read in earnest. Many thanks for producing this book... I am finding your book like a breath of fresh air ...
( Denis Rice, Consulting Analytical Chemist, Katoomba, New South Wales, Australia )

27 January 2005
First I want to congratulate you about the most informative quide you offer online about ISEs operation "A Beginners Guide to Ion-Selective Electrode Measurements". It is a very comprehensive and explanatory guide very helpful for people that use ISEs. (USA)

22 March 2005
I took a look at your site a couple of hours ago... and I want to tell you that I'd really love to trade links with you. I think your site has some really good stuff related to my site's topic of monitors and would be a great resource for my visitors as it deals with some great aspects of monitors that I'd like to give my visitors more information about. In fact, I went ahead and added your site to my Monitors HQ Resource Directory at http://www.monitorshq.com/multimonitors. (USA)

27 June 2006
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15 November 2006
I prefer to purchase the ELIT electrode as it is not a combination electrode, and as I was impressed by the highly informative and useful information on your website. (Israel)