Method of analyzing chemical substances

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Automated chemical analysis – With conveyance of sample along a test line in a container...

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356434, 356435, 422 64, 422 67, 436 43, 436164, G01N 3502

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ABSTRACT:
In a method of analyzing chemical substances in sample liquids, reagent blank absorbances with respect to a light amount transmitted through air or water are measured previously at a plurality of photometering positions and are stored in a memory. Then sample absorbances are measured at respective photometering positions and the reagent blank absorbances are substrated from the sample absorbances at the respective photometering positions, so that a required absorbance variation of the sample liquid with respect to time is calculated from the sample absorbances thus corrected. Therefore, even if a calibration curve linearity is not perfectly identical with each other at the respective photometering positions, it is possible to obtain accurate analyzing results.

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