Vitthal V. Chopade

By Vitthal V. Chopade and Jayashri V. Chopade

Colorimetry is the determination of colors, as name indicates. This method can use for to find out the concentration of compound (solute) in a colored solution in terms of chemical analysis (solvent). We frequently need to quantify the quantity of a specific component in a combination or the concentration of a solution during scientific activity. The trick is to determine the color differences between various combinations and their absolute values. This is more instructive and scientifically valuable than relying on subjective judgments like the color of the solution. Colorimetry is the measurement of colors, as the name implies. It is the measurement of the concentration of a certain compound (solute) in a colored solution in terms of chemical analysis (solvent). We frequently need to quantify the quantity of a specific component in a combination or the concentration of a solution during scientific activity. The trick is to determine the color differences between various combinations and their absolute values. This is more instructive and scientifically valuable than relying on subjective judgments like the color of the solution. Colorimetry is used in a digital image-based (DIB) approach for determining active medicinal components. A computerized scanner with a controlled light intensity was connected to the detector. Different histograms were used to transform the photos. The colorimetric analysis of digital images provided for an easy-to-use and ecologically friendly method.

Part of the book: Colorimetry