Photoelectric Colorimetry of Tungsten

A COMPARISON OF THE THERMIONIC AND PHOTOELECTRIC WORK FUNCTIONS FOR CLEAN TUNGSTEN By A. H. WARNBR

Colorimetry for CRT displays.

We analyze the sources of error in specifying color in CRT displays. These include errors inherent in the use of the color matching functions of the CIE 1931 standard observer when only colorimetric, not radiometric, calibrations are available. We provide transformation coefficients that prove to correct the deficiencies of this observer very well. We consider four different candidate sets of c...

A Geometric Foundation of Colorimetry

The physical properties of color are usually described by their spectra, eigenvector expansions or low-dimensional descriptors such as RGB or CIE-Lab. In the first part of the paper we show that many of the traditional methods can be unified in a framework where color spectra are elements of an infinite-dimensional Hilbert space that are described by projections onto low-dimensional spaces. We ...

An evaluation of photoelectric haemoglobinometers.

A number of photoelectric haemoglobinometers have been evaluated as to their suitability for haemoglobinometry in the routine clinical laboratory. They have been tested for accuracy, precision, linearity of response, instrument comparability and, where relevant, for carry-over. The advantages and defects of each are described.

Rapid colorimetry of zinc in seminal fluid.

This colorimetric method for determination of zinc in seminal liquid is based on the reaction between zinc and 4-(2-pyridylazo)resorcinol in a buffered solution at pH 9.5. It is very simple, fast (approximately equal to 10 min), and economical. It can be used to determine zinc in "whole" semen, seminal plasma, or isolated spermatozoa. We verified its accuracy for sample concentrations up to 0.4...