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With improved optical and mechanical properties of crystalline silver
halide fibres, the development of novel accessories, in particular of
Bow-through cells with an inner volume of a few microlitres or disposa
ble sensor parts for sample measurement, is possible. These features e
nable process monitoring, for example, when only minute sample volumes
at low flow rates are available such as in the case of in vivo blood
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