Efficient Elemental Analysis (CHNSO)
Using Microbalances for Accurate Sample Preparation
Determination of the composition of an unknown sample, by analysis of its organic content, is a very important task in research or quality control departments in most industries. Quantitative elemental analysis is a fast and inexpensive analytical method used to measure the organic content of a sample. Mass percentages of organic elements (C, H, N, O and S) are determined in relation to the original sample weight, accurate weighing is therefore critical.
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Using Microbalances for Accurate Sample Preparation
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