In this third of a three-part special extra series based in the 'Quality Control Laboratory' at 'Morris Lubricants', Guy Martin and Adrian Hill take a closer look at the 'Inductively Coupled Plasma' (ICP) Spectrophotometer, which makes sure that oils and lubricants are blended correctly and that these products are suitable for their intended use. This equipment accurately measures the levels of chemical elements and, depending on the formulation, these values must lie within the specified QC limits. This ensures that the right level of chemistry has been added to enable the lubricant to do its job.
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