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A number of applications of balanced double‐beam systems are described and their special advantages discussed. Such methods have been used for the qualitative study of oils and paints and for the detection and identification of materials separated in chromatographic columns or on specially prepared paper chromatograms. Applications of such methods to quantitative analysis are also discussed and are illustrated by examples of analyses of cordites and lubricating oils. There are indications that the behaviour of oils undergoing oxidation can be followed in this way.
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