A turbidimetric titration apparatus is described for the automatic recording of transmitted and scattered light. The construction of the instrument is based upon the usual principles of light‐scattering apparatus but includes a number of new features. The instrument employs A.C. amplifiers and measures automatically and continuously the transmission and the scattering at angles of 45, 90 and 135° to the incident beam. Provision has also been made for checking the linear operating characteristics of the instrument.
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