Apparatus, and process, for automatically sampling solids and se

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Including sample preparation – Liberation or purification of sample or separation of...

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436807, 422 99, 422101, 7386381, 7386401, 7386421, 7386481, 7386491, G01N 110

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus, and process, for extracting organic fluids and solids specimens from weighed amounts of semi-solids and solids samples for collection, concentration and transfer to an analytic unit. The organic specimen is picked up by a probe assembly from a single compartment septum-sealed vial by heating and slurrying the sample, contacting with a gas; and then transferring the organic specimen with the gas to a collection device, e.g., a syringe or adsorbent trap. The specimen is then transported to an analytical instrument for analysis.

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