Give applications of fluorimetric analysis with respect to A) determination of metal ions by the formation of fluorescent chelates (6 examples) B) Estimation of organic and biological compounds.(4 examples)

Give applications of fluorimetric analysis with respect to A) determination of metal ions by the formation of fluorescent chelates (6 examples) B) Estimation of organic and biological compounds.(4 examples)

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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Chapter19: Biomedical Laboratory Instrumentation

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B) Estimation of organic and biological compounds.(4 examples)

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