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chromatogram
This term describes the physical or digital output of a chromatographic process. It is a technical instrument of evidence in chemistry, where the height and area of peaks are used to quantify the concentration of specific substances. The word carries a clinical, precise connotation and is used almost exclusively in laboratory, forensic, or pharmaceutical settings.
As a countable noun, it refers to the individual chart or record generated from a single run. While the process of chromatography is an uncountable activity, the resulting chromatogram is a discrete object that can be compared with others to determine purity or composition.
Meanings
Examples
The analyst carefully examined the chromatogram to identify the unknown impurity.
Look at this chromatogram and tell me if the peaks are well resolved.
The resulting chromatogram showed three distinct peaks corresponding to the different dyes.
I need to print out the chromatogram for the final report.
The baseline of the chromatogram was unstable due to temperature fluctuations.
Wait, this chromatogram looks completely different from the standard sample.
A clear chromatogram is essential for accurate quantification of the analyte.
She compared the chromatogram of the patient sample with a known control.