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An inexpensive microcomputer-based stopped-flow data acquisition system.

D G Taylor·J N Demas·R P Taylor·M J Zenkowich
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A low-cost (less than $2,500) microcomputer-controlled data acquisition system for use with a stopped-flow instrument is described. Data acquisition, reduction, signal averaging, kinetic modeling, and plotting are performed under software control. Applications to biological and inorganic systems are presented.

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D G Taylor, J N Demas, R P Taylor, M J Zenkowich. 1978. An inexpensive microcomputer-based stopped-flow data acquisition system.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0006-3495(78)85346-6

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