A simple rugged photoelectric turbidimeter is described. The instrument is intended primarily for use with very clear liquids, and is suitable for such problems as counting micellar organisms in aqueous solutions, intensity measurements of fluorescent solutions, white blood or bacterial counts. A typical working curve is shown.
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