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colorimeter
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colorimeter

A device that measures the red, green and blue values of color. See colorimetry and color calibration. Contrast with densitometer.


colorimeter [‚kəl·ə′rim·əd·ər]
(analytical chemistry)
A device for measuring concentration of a known constituent in solution by comparison with colors of a few solutions of known concentration of that constituent. Also known as chromometer.
(optics)
An instrument that measures color by determining the intensities of the three primary colors that will give that color.


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The total activity of N-acetyl-[beta]-D-glucosaminidase in urine (NAGTU) was determined colorimetrically using a NAG kit (PPR Diagnostics Ltd.
Phosphorus was determined colorimetrically [11] as the phosphovanadomolybdate complex with a Cary Model 219 spectrometer using a wavelength of 420 nm.
A reverse hybridization procedure was used to interrogate the macroarray, and hybridization was visualized by detecting the digoxigenin label colorimetrically according to the manufacturer's instructions (Roche).
 
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