This paper presents the development of a portable device
that can
be used for liquid identification using the concept of Beer–Lambert
law. The final device can recognize up to 30 different materials in
their liquid state and provides some other useful features that can
enhance its operation. The user can set a group of 30 liquids according
to specific needs and applications. The device can provide the user
with some specific settings to start the measurements. The volume
of a fluid is identified by a 4 mL sample inserted in the cuvette,
then the user can start measuring the concentration of some common
solvents like methanol, ethanol, etc. by passing a light of different
wavelengths through the sample. The amount of the transferred light
is measured using photodetectors and the readings depend on the amount
of absorption. The amount of absorption depends on the sample types,
colors, contents, and concentrations, so it is used as the main indicator
to identify a specific sample.