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fluorometer
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fluorometer /flu·o·rom·e·ter/ (fldbobr-rom´e-ter) the instrument used in fluorometry, consisting of an energy source (e.g., a mercury arc lamp or xenon lamp) to induce fluorescence, filters or monochromators for selection of the wavelength, and a detector.
fluo·rom·e·ter (fl-rm-tr, flô-)
n.
An instrument for detecting and measuring fluorescence.
fluorometer
the instrument used in fluorometry, consisting of an energy source (e.g. a mercury arc lamp or xenon lamp) to induce fluorescence, monochromators for selection of the wavelength, and a detector.
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