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Curve Shape Index for Identification by Means of Spectrophotometric Curves

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Abstract

A simplified curve-shape indexing system for spectrophotometric absorption curves is described by means of which the tentative identification of an “unknown” (whose curve is already at hand) may ordinarily be made in 2 or 3 minutes even in the presence of small amounts of colored impurities. Quantitative solutions are not required.

© 1942 Optical Society of America

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