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colorimetry

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col·or·im·e·try (kl-rm-tr)
n.
A technique for measuring the concentration of a known constituent of a solution by comparison of colors of standard solutions of that constituent.

color·i·metric (-r--mtrk) adj.

colorimetry
[kol′ərim′ətrē]
measurement of the intensity of color in a fluid or substance as compared with that in a standard solution. See also spectrophotometry.

colorimetry
the science of measuring color by defining it and estimating its intensity.

colorimetry 
The measurement of colour in terms of hue, saturation and brightness or other standard (spectral purity, spectral energy, etc.). See Munsell colour system.


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