Automatic volatility computer

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1980-07-21

1989-02-07

Krass, Errol A.

Boots, shoes, and leggings

73 76, 131910, 177 2511, 219 1055R, 364497, G06G 716

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RE0328618

ABSTRACT:
An automatic volatility computer is described as well as a method for automatically determining weight changes in substances containing volatile material. In particular, there is described an apparatus which automatically determines the percentage of volatiles in a substance which contains unknown quantities of polar volatiles such as water or moisture, solvents, plasticizers and the like. The apparatus provides rapid automatic analysis without operator assistance other than the placing of a sample on the automatic balance. In the preferred embodiment, a digital panel meter provides rapid readout coupled with the ability to recall the original weight and the weight obtained after removal of the volatiles.

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