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Analytical Instrumentation for Process Monitoring and Control

Helmut J. Maier

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Automatic analytical instrumentation may be classified into three broad categories: instruments which measure physical properties of chemical compounds, instruments which automate procedures of analytical chemistry, instruments which perform a quantitative separation of the constituents of a mixture. Each of these categories will be discussed. The process gas chromatograph will be discussed in considerable detail.

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Automatic analytical instrumentation may be classified into three broad categories: instruments which measure physical properties of chemical compounds, instruments which automate procedures of analytical chemistry, instruments which perform a quantitative separation of the constituents of a mixture. Each of these categories will be discussed. The process gas chromatograph will be discussed in considerable detail.

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Automatic analytical instrumentation may be classified into three broad categories: instruments which measure physical properties of chemical compounds, instruments which automate procedures of analytical chemistry, instruments which perform a quantitative separation of the constituents of a mixture. Each of these categories will be discussed. The process gas chromatograph will be discussed in considerable detail.

Key concepts: Instrumentation (computer programming), Process control, Process (computing), Process engineering, Measure (data warehouse), Computer science, Chemical process, Instrument control

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