Labormesstechnik
Labormesstechnik, also known as laboratory measurement technology, refers to the methods, instruments, and procedures used to quantify physical, chemical, and biological properties in laboratory settings. Its principles are based on the systematic collection of data, calibration against known standards, and statistical analysis to ensure accuracy and reproducibility. The field developed alongside the industrial revolution, when the need for precise measurements in chemistry, metallurgy, and later in pharmaceuticals drove advances in analytical techniques.
Key techniques include spectrophotometry, which measures light absorption to determine concentration, and chromatography, where components of
Laboratory measurement technology underpins quality control in manufacturing, environmental monitoring, and biomedical research, ensuring safety, compliance,