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[Methodological bases for designing multipurpose laboratories].

G V Osipov·G P Tsaiun
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A well-grounded selection of the necessary minimum of measuring facilities is of paramount importance in projecting multipurpose laboratories. These facilities should ensure the required accuracy of analyses to be carried out, and measurements covering the whole dynamic range of the values variations. It was suggested to organise new multipurpose laboratories in accordance with technical and economical reasoning and with the calculated generalized index which shows a compliance of technical characteristics of the measuring equipment chosen with the methodical demands.

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G V Osipov, G P Tsaiun. [Methodological bases for designing multipurpose laboratories].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/459776/

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