Temperature control method for liquid components in analyzing instrument, the analyzing instrument and analyzing apparatus
a temperature control method and liquid component technology, applied in the direction of instruments, chemistry apparatus and processes, laboratory glassware, etc., can solve the problems of high energy consumption of temperature control methods, poor energy efficiency of temperature of reaction liquid in micro-devices, and high energy consumption of conventional temperature control methods, so as to achieve low energy consumption and not make the analyzing apparatus large.
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[0029] Embodiments 1 through 5 of the present invention are explained below with reference to FIGS. 1 through 8.
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[0030] First, the present invention is explained with reference to FIGS. 1 through 3.
[0031] The analyzing apparatus X shown in FIG. 1 has an analyzing function for analyzing a sample using analyzing instrument 1, and a temperature control function for controlling the temperature of a liquid 10 held on measurement site 11Cb of analyzing instrument 1. To exercise these functions, analyzing apparatus X includes mount 20, temperature detector 21, control calculator 22, magnetic generating coil 23, AC voltage applier 24, light source 25, light detector 26, concentration calculator 27 and controller 28.
[0032] Mount 20 is for holding analyzing instrument 1. Temperature detector 21 is embedded in mount 20. This temperature detector 21 is arranged so as to be in a region directly underneath liquid 10 (measurement site 11Cb) held on analyzing instrument 1 when analyzing instrument 1 is mounted on mount 20. This means that the temperature measured by temperature detector 21 is closer to the a...
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[0054] Next, the present invention is explained with reference to FIG. 5.
[0055] In the analyzing instrument 3 shown in FIG. 5 reagent is not supplied to analyzing instrument 3 from the outside, and instead analyzing instrument 3 already holds reagent in reagent part 30.
[0056] In analyzing instrument 3 measurement site 32 is provided partway along channel 31, reagent part 30 is held in this measurement site 32, and heating layer 33 is provided directly above measurement site 32. This analyzing instrument 3 is designed so that sample introduced from sample inlet 34 moves by capillary action towards air vent 35, and is supplied to measurement site 32.
[0057] In measurement site 32 reagent 30 is dissolved by the supply of sample to construct a liquid reaction system. Thermal energy generated in heating layer 33 by the passage of magnetic lines of force through heating layer 33 can be supplied to the liquid (liquid phase reaction system) held in this measurement site 32.
[0058] Next, th...
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