A photoelectric recording colorimeter, with a very stable light source, is described. Provision is made for thermostatic control of the solutions being measured. The colorimeter was specifically designed for measurement of trace quantities of iodine (0.001 to 0.5 microgram in 5 ml. of solution). The types of records given by interfering substances are shown. © 1950, American Chemical Society. All rights reserved
Simultaneous microdetermination of carbon, hdrogen and iodine in organic substances is practically p...
A procedure is described for the determination of protein-bound iodine of human serum with the X-ray...
A procedure is described for the screening of serum samples for contamination with iodine. It is ext...
A modification is presented of the chloric acid method for the rapid determination of serum protein-...
A simplified technic for the determination of serum protein-bound iodine (PBI) is presented. Endogen...
The quality of the clinical-chemistry analysis of blood serum is greatly affected by interfering sub...
The increasing awareness of the close inter-relationships between biological activity and chemical r...
The quality of the clinical-chemistry analysis of blood serum is greatly affected by interfering sub...
This thesis on the application of a light sensitive cell as a substitute for the human eye for the a...
The feasibility of a direct spectrophotometric measurement of iodine in water was established. An io...
Portions of the Barker alkali-incineration technic for determining protein-bound iodine have been au...
The limitations, inaccuracies, and practical difficulties of saccharogenic methods are discussed. A ...
A simplified technique for determination of serum protein bound iodine (PBI) is presented. The techn...
Several sample preparation techniques have been evaluated for the determination of iodine using UV-p...
The methods most commonly employed for the estimation of blood glucose are dependent upon the abilit...
Simultaneous microdetermination of carbon, hdrogen and iodine in organic substances is practically p...
A procedure is described for the determination of protein-bound iodine of human serum with the X-ray...
A procedure is described for the screening of serum samples for contamination with iodine. It is ext...
A modification is presented of the chloric acid method for the rapid determination of serum protein-...
A simplified technic for the determination of serum protein-bound iodine (PBI) is presented. Endogen...
The quality of the clinical-chemistry analysis of blood serum is greatly affected by interfering sub...
The increasing awareness of the close inter-relationships between biological activity and chemical r...
The quality of the clinical-chemistry analysis of blood serum is greatly affected by interfering sub...
This thesis on the application of a light sensitive cell as a substitute for the human eye for the a...
The feasibility of a direct spectrophotometric measurement of iodine in water was established. An io...
Portions of the Barker alkali-incineration technic for determining protein-bound iodine have been au...
The limitations, inaccuracies, and practical difficulties of saccharogenic methods are discussed. A ...
A simplified technique for determination of serum protein bound iodine (PBI) is presented. The techn...
Several sample preparation techniques have been evaluated for the determination of iodine using UV-p...
The methods most commonly employed for the estimation of blood glucose are dependent upon the abilit...
Simultaneous microdetermination of carbon, hdrogen and iodine in organic substances is practically p...
A procedure is described for the determination of protein-bound iodine of human serum with the X-ray...
A procedure is described for the screening of serum samples for contamination with iodine. It is ext...