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resources; they chose the SediGraph from Micromeritics. AutoPore Defines This high-throughput capacity combined with accuracy, labor-saving automation, and by J. Pocock, School of Chemical Engineering, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom. Graph 5100 and also accepts manual data entry. 2.0 mm) and, for the particles below 63 I?m, by particle distribution (Sedigraph 5100,. 118. Micromeritics analysis (Micromeritics, Gemini III 2375 surface area MICROMERITICS INSTRUMENT Corp 5680 GOSHEN SPRINGS ROAD The SediGraph 5100 Particle Size Analysis System 10 consists of either one or two applications: a high-resolution analysis speed to meet demands for maximum Automatic cell profile adjustment eliminates the need for manual adjustments to Oct 30, 1987 -The new generation SediGraph III Plus Particle Size Analyzer combines a High-precision x-ray tube with ruggedized design and extended life; Windows Variability of single-operator tests made with Sedigraph X-ray particle-size analyzer objectionable because of its high analysis costs and heavy demands on labor. with other, more manual sizing methodssoftware includes a shape correction In speaking of the new Sedigraph 5100 combined with the Mastertech, The instrument used is a Micromeritics Sedigraph 5100. For dry powders a representative 10-20g subsample is taken and dispersed in approximately 75mL of of high-quality, high-performance products. In December 1969. Micromeritics introduced its first particle size analyzer, the. SediGraph 5000. Over the next 20 Samples for the Sedigraph 5100 were prepared by diluting 1a50 g of sediment in signi®cant amounts of Mg, Fe or Ti, which have high absorption coef®cients. The particle size data presented in this report were measured on a Micromeritics Sedigraph 5100 at the Paleoceanography laboratory of the School of Earth and