Colorimetry is the scientific term used for the measurement of color by analyzing the concentration of particular compounds in different types of chemical solutions. It aims to replace subjective interpretations of color with objective measurements. Looking for colorimetry books in PDF format? You will love this section.
Because color is a phenomenon of light, its perception depends on three things: the type of illumination, the optical properties of the object in question, and human vision. Colorimetry makes it possible to quantify these three elements and introduces the figure of the observer and other resources to unambiguously define color.
Although there are other more effective measurement systems, such as spectrometry, color meters provide more important information. In addition, the food industry benefits greatly from these meters, especially for quality control in their production lines.
The colorimeter is an instrument that provides full-range spectral information, which means that they are most suitable when looking for quick data without much analysis.
If you want a deeper understanding of how to apply this scientific technique, don’t miss our collection of more than 15 colorimetry books in PDF format.
Here we present our complete selection of Colorimetry Books:
Colorimetry: Quantitative Analysis with Light (Article)
John R. Amend and Dale A. Hammond
A simple colorimeter based on microcontrollers to detect food dyes
Yulkifli, D A Wulandari, R Ramli, S B Etika, and C Imawan
Colorimetric detection and determination of Fe(III)...
Miriam Trigo-López, Asunción Muñoz, Saturnino Ibeas and others
Digitization of colorimetric measurements for quantitave analyses using a smartphone
Manuel Agudo Acemel
Here ends our selection of free Colorimetry books in PDF format. We hope you liked it and already have your next book!
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