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McGraw Hill Financial, Inc. is an American publicly traded corporation headquartered in Rockefeller Center in New York City. Its primary areas of business are financial, publishing, and business services.
Columnar apparatus for separating or concentrating one or more components from a physical mixture by use of adsorbent packing; as the specimen percolates along the length of the adsorbent, its various components are preferentially held at different rates, effecting a separation.
Industry:Chemistry
An analytical balance modified for thermogravimetric analysis, involving the measurement of weight changes associated with the transformations of matter when heated.
Industry:Chemistry
A substance, usually a dyestuff, that changes color after forming a metal ion complex with a color different from that of the uncomplexed indicator. Also known as complexation indicator.
Industry:Chemistry
A heating device used in the analysis of organic compounds for elements.
Industry:Chemistry
Chemical analysis by the measurement of weight changes of a system or compound as a function of increasing temperature.
Industry:Chemistry
In mass spectroscopy, an ion formed by a secondary dissociation process in the analyzer tube (formed after the parent or initial ion has passed through the accelerating field).
Industry:Chemistry
A type of enthalpimetric analysis which uses kinetic titrimetry; involves rapid and continuous automatic delivery of a suitable titrant, under judiciously controlled experimental conditions with temperature measurement; the end points obtained are converted by mathematical procedures into valid stoichiometric equivalence points and used for determining reaction rate constants.
Industry:Chemistry
Identification and chemical analysis of material on a small scale so that specialized instruments such as the microscope are needed; the material analyzed may be on the scale of 1 microgram.
Industry:Chemistry
A glass, silica, or porcelain tube, resistant to high temperatures, that is a component of a combustion train.
Industry:Chemistry
