Automation comes of age
1978
The Rise of Automation in Chemistry
Commentary
Author Information
Author(s): Peter B. Stockwell
Conclusion
Automation in chemistry has become a significant and accepted practice across various disciplines.
Supporting Evidence
- Automation has been applied to almost all areas of chemical analysis.
- The Journal of Automatic Chemistry has been created to address the communication gap in automation research.
- Microprocessors are tools that can enhance automation but are not a substitute for proper analytical specifications.
Takeaway
This article talks about how using machines and computers in chemistry is becoming more common and important for scientists.
Limitations
The article does not provide specific studies or data to support its claims.
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