Article | REF: P3900 V1

On-site measurement for a rapid water quality analysis

Author: Benoît ROIG

Publication date: December 10, 2007, Review date: August 24, 2021

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3.1 Different measurement principles

The various types of analyzers described below can be based on chemical, optical, electrochemical or biological measurement principles.

Whatever the principle, measurement is based on a system for recognizing the molecule of interest.

  • In the case of chemical methods, complexation reactions are responsible for most measurements, and are generally characterized by the appearance of a color.

  • Optical methods are based on light/matter interaction, highlighted by the modification of an electromagnetic beam and resulting in a spectrum. This spectrum may characterize a change due to the absorbance of part of the beam (UV, visible,...

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