Optical transmittance apparatus for fluids

An optical transmittance apparatus has a pair of reference channels of glass rods and a pair of sample channels containing sample fluid. A beam splitter and mirror pass a first portion of an incident beam through an ingoing reference channel, and a second portion through an ingoing sample channel. T...

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1. Verfasser:	HOULT, ROBERT A
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