1960
DOI: 10.1021/ac60157a030
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Multifunction Automatic Recording Photometric Titrator

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“…A solenoid-operated burette valve could be triggered by the photometric end point, whereas others used recording devices capable of generating first, second, and even third derivative plots so that the operator had a choice of end point determination. 52 The first mention of a computer for use in conjunction with automation was in 1948. The Reeves Instrument Corporation introduced "an office-size electronic computer.…”
Section: Laboratory Automation Goes Mainstream: the 1950s And 1960smentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A solenoid-operated burette valve could be triggered by the photometric end point, whereas others used recording devices capable of generating first, second, and even third derivative plots so that the operator had a choice of end point determination. 52 The first mention of a computer for use in conjunction with automation was in 1948. The Reeves Instrument Corporation introduced "an office-size electronic computer.…”
Section: Laboratory Automation Goes Mainstream: the 1950s And 1960smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A solenoid-operated burette valve could be triggered by the photometric end point, whereas others used recording devices capable of generating first, second, and even third derivative plots so that the operator had a choice of end point determination. 52…”
Section: Laboratory Automation Goes Mainstream: the 1950s And 1960smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Streuli's review (139) also contains items of interest. In instrumentation, a recording photometric titration was described (99). Ionization constants of a number of triazine derivatives have been published (61).…”
Section: Spectrophotometric Titrationsmentioning
confidence: 99%