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Meaning of "amperometric"
amperometric (adjective) - relating to the measurement of electric current based on a chemical reaction, commonly used in sensors and analytical devices
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- That involves measurement of an electric current during a process such as titration
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Power factor if the amperometric kit is installed.
Amperometric measuring device having an electrochemical sensor.
The thermal or amperometric protector has tripped.
Amperometric electrochemical gas sensors are also known.
The second pulse may be amperometric or voltammetric.
Amperometric gas sensor and corresponding method.
The microelectrodes preferably function as amperometric biosensors.
The amperometric response of the electrodes was recorded.
The monosaccharides were detected by pulsed amperometric detection.
Thermal or amperometric protector depending on model.
The glucose is then detected by an amperometric biosensor.
Said amperometric sensor being characterised in that.
The electrochemical sensor is preferably an amperometric sensor.
Amperometric method for measuring acidity.
Active power pointer if the amperometric kit is installed.
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The amperometric sensor is positioned in the vacuum chamber.
The above described embodiments are based on amperometric analyses.
Amperometric and potentiometric assay detection techniques are appropriate.
In electrochemical biosensors amperometric or voltammetric measurement methods are used.
Amperometric electrochemical sensor and method for manufacturing same.
Excitations may be amperometric or voltammetric.
Amperometric assays for ketone bodies have also been used.
Method and apparatus for reduction of bias in amperometric sensors.
Amperometric dissolved oxygen sensor for water and wastewater industry.
Having an impedance that is suitable for the amperometric measurement.
The optima conditions of the amperometric detector were defined by an experimental design.
The electrochemical detection method used is preferably an amperometric technique.
Amperometric measurement of glutamate.
These electrochemical biosensors are based on an amperometric or potentiometric detection of the molecules.
Amperometric biosensors have provided a promising method for glutamate detection.
Design and implementation of a system for characterising an amperometric neurotransmitter sensor.
Other combinations of amperometric excitations and voltammetric scans may be used.
The invention is in the general field of electrodes for amperometric biosensors.
Voltammetric and amperometric sensors including any number of electrodes can be utilized.
The second safety level employs an amperometric control on the motor.
Amperometric enzyme electrodes containing peroxidase for hydrogen peroxide detection have been described.
Twin metal electrodes are used to measure the end point in amperometric titrations.
This new concept combines amperometric and potentiometric detection techniques to the microscale.
Brief overview of the difference between colorimetric and amperometric chlorine analysers.
The input signal included two amperometric excitations followed by five voltammetric excitations.
The detection of the osides is advantageously effected by an amperometric measure in pulse current.
Examples of amperometric sensors include most commercial glucose biosensors and many gas sensors.
Such a second electrogenic material is useful for standardizing the amperometric sensor.
The microelectrode was used in an amperometric assay method for the detection of heavy metals.
This may provide greater accuracy and reliability than amperometric biosensors.
The present invention relates to an amperometric method for measuring the concentration of a dissolved species.
Exposure to the gas caused the sensor to generate an amperometric current signal.
Amperometric NO measurements were performed using an electrochemical analyzer.
Electrochemical sensors have often been in the form of either potentiometric or amperometric devices.
The pulse width is the time duration of the amperometric excitation or voltammetric scan.
