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A Collaborative Study of Cary Spectrophotometers

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Abstract

The absorbance curves of three certified glass filters were determined in the visible range by twelve Cary spectrophotometers used in pharmaceutical laboratories. The means of values obtained for the filters are in good agreement with the certification values. Individual instrumental differences are usually minor.

© 1954 Optical Society of America

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