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Science - Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng | | Italian term or phrase: Pipette bitarate | | Found in a list of equipment used for atomic absorption spectroscopy, without other context: Pipette bitarate. The next item on the list is "Palloni tarati", so my doubt is... is it a mistake? Or could it mean "double calibrated"? Thanks for your help, Sarah. |
| Sarah GreggKudoZ activityQuestions: 385 (none open) ( 26 closed without grading) Answers: 2
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| | double calibrated | Explanation:
Yes, Sarah, you're right.
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Note added at 21 hrs (2011-02-18 15:34:23 GMT)
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bitarate would mean "tarate due volte" so, double calibrated, I guess. |
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Paulo Horsky
Local time: 00:28
| Grading comment Thanks :-). Shouldn't worry about the "no references", it wouldn't be the first time the client invents terminology!
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