Refractometers – An old solution to new analysis problems.
Refractometers come in all sizes, shapes, capabilities, and prices.
Some may recognize refractometry as a “high school” analysis method or a
specialized technique for measuring specific analytes like sugar in
water. Increasingly, lab and process engineers employ refractometry to
provide quick measures of key quality attributes that under normal
circumstances would require much lengthier assays on significantly more
expensive equipment. Refractometry: titration replacement, in-process
analysis, bringing the lab to the plant Read more: http://bit.ly/12KHxWG
Image: Drawing of an Abbe refractometer with temperature-controlled prisms. Wikimedia Commons
Refractometers – An old solution to new analysis problems.
Refractometers come in all sizes, shapes, capabilities, and prices. Some may recognize refractometry as a “high school” analysis method or a specialized technique for measuring specific analytes like sugar in water. Increasingly, lab and process engineers employ refractometry to provide quick measures of key quality attributes that under normal circumstances would require much lengthier assays on significantly more expensive equipment. Refractometry: titration replacement, in-process analysis, bringing the lab to the plant Read more: http://bit.ly/12KHxWG
Image: Drawing of an Abbe refractometer with temperature-controlled prisms. Wikimedia Commons
Refractometers come in all sizes, shapes, capabilities, and prices. Some may recognize refractometry as a “high school” analysis method or a specialized technique for measuring specific analytes like sugar in water. Increasingly, lab and process engineers employ refractometry to provide quick measures of key quality attributes that under normal circumstances would require much lengthier assays on significantly more expensive equipment. Refractometry: titration replacement, in-process analysis, bringing the lab to the plant Read more: http://bit.ly/12KHxWG
Image: Drawing of an Abbe refractometer with temperature-controlled prisms. Wikimedia Commons
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