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batch analyzer

a discrete automated chemical analyzer in which the instrument system sequentially performs a single test on each of a group of samples.

batch an·a·ly·zer

(bach an'ă-līz-ĕr)

A discrete automated chemical analyzer in which the instrument system sequentially performs a single test on each of a group of samples.

batch analyzer

An automated chemical analyzer in which the instrument system sequentially performs a single test or multiple tests on each of a group of samples.

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