Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Automated chemical analysis – With aspirator of claimed structure
Patent
1996-09-04
1998-09-22
Le, Long V.
Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing
Automated chemical analysis
With aspirator of claimed structure
436 43, 436 46, 436 50, 436180, 422 63, 422 81, 422100, 7386411, 7386422, 7386424, G01N 3510
Patent
active
058113061
ABSTRACT:
A method of continuously spotting a liquid onto a predetermined number of members to be spotted with the liquid includes the steps of mounting a disposable spotting tip on a suction nozzle, sucking the liquid in the spotting tip in a predetermined amount larger than the predetermined number times the amount for one spotting and discharging the liquid onto the members in sequence by the amount for one spotting by introducing a predetermined discharge pressure into the spotting tip. A signal related to the vapor pressure in atmosphere is obtained and the discharge pressure is corrected according to the change in the vapor pressure inside the spotting tip after the liquid is sucked in the spotting tip so that the same amount of the liquid is discharged onto all the members.
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Fuji Photo Film Co. , Ltd.
Le Long V.
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