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A differential infra‐red absorption technique is described whereby the absorption of one or more components of a mixture may be completely eliminated from the recorded spectrum, with little, if any, loss of detail in the residual spectrum. Examples are given of its application to both qualitative and quantitative analyses in the petroleum industry and to the analysis of insecticides containing kerosine.
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