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A heating device used in the analysis of organic compounds for elements.
Industry:Chemistry
Chemical analysis by the measurement of weight changes of a system or compound as a function of increasing temperature.
Industry:Chemistry
In mass spectroscopy, an ion formed by a secondary dissociation process in the analyzer tube (formed after the parent or initial ion has passed through the accelerating field).
Industry:Chemistry
A type of enthalpimetric analysis which uses kinetic titrimetry; involves rapid and continuous automatic delivery of a suitable titrant, under judiciously controlled experimental conditions with temperature measurement; the end points obtained are converted by mathematical procedures into valid stoichiometric equivalence points and used for determining reaction rate constants.
Industry:Chemistry
Identification and chemical analysis of material on a small scale so that specialized instruments such as the microscope are needed; the material analyzed may be on the scale of 1 microgram.
Industry:Chemistry
A glass, silica, or porcelain tube, resistant to high temperatures, that is a component of a combustion train.
Industry:Chemistry
A titration in an adiabatic system, yielding a plot of temperature versus volume of titrant; used for neutralization, precipitation, redox, organic condensation, and complex-formation reactions. Also known as calorimetric titration; enthalpy titration; thermal titration.
Industry:Chemistry
A technique for sampling biological systems in which a short length of hollow-fiber dialysis membrane is implanted into any tissue or fluid compartment, and through which compounds in the extracellular fluid are collected for subsequent analysis.
Industry:Chemistry
A cause of variability in a measurement process that is inherent in and common to the process itself.
Industry:Chemistry
