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cryoscopy
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cryoscopy /cry·os·co·py/ (kri-os´kah-pe) examination of fluids based on the principle that the freezing point of a solution varies according to the amount and nature of the solute.cryoscop´ic
cry·os·co·py (kr-sk-p)
n.
A technique for determining the freezing point of a liquid, such as blood or urine.

cryoscopy [kri-os´kah-pe]
examination of fluids based on the principle that the freezing point of a solution varies according to the amount and nature of the solute. adj., adj cryoscop´ic.

cryoscopy
examination of fluids based on the principle that the freezing point of a solution varies according to the amount and nature of the solute.


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The Model 3320 Single-Sample Micro-Osmometer is an automated, single-sample, freezing-point depression micro-osmometer that determines the total concentration of dissolved molecules in biological fluids, such as serum or urine.
Moreover, the freezing-point depression isn't directly proportional to the amount of glycopeptide dissolved in the blood.
Founded in 1955, the company is the world's foremost authority for the application of freezing-point depression technology.
 
 
 
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