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Dry residue analysis

Dry residue analysis

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Expertise

Physico-chemical

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Description

Dry residue analysis quantifies the amount of material remaining after the water in a liquid, solid, or semi-solid sample has evaporated. This measurement is often used to assess the quality or concentration of a product, particularly in the food, water, and cosmetics industries. Common matrices include juices, milks, industrial waters, plant extracts, and so on. The method generally relies on drying at a controlled temperature until a constant weight is achieved.

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