Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization
Patent
1977-05-13
1980-10-14
Scovronek, Joseph
Chemistry: physical processes
Physical processes
Crystallization
134 252, 134 18, 134 21, 134 22R, 134 81, 134113, 134152, 422 64, 356240, B08B 700, B08B 504, G01N 2902
Patent
active
042278864
ABSTRACT:
In testing for cleanliness a cuvette having translucent wall portions, the cuvette is preferably partially filled with pure water and then a beam of optical radiation is directed at a said wall portion, the intensity of radiation which has passed through the cuvette by direct transmission or by scattering is detected, and the state of cleanliness of the cuvette is determined from a comparison between the detected optical intensity and a criterion indicative of cuvette cleanliness.
The invention finds particular application to testing cuvettes for cleanliness which have been washed in a laundry of an automatic blood analysing machine.
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Bullock David G.
Bunce Roger A.
Clark Ian R.
Duff Ian D.
Greaves Geoffrey S.
Konkol Chris
National Research Development Corporation
Scovronek Joseph
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