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History
The first clinically useful osmometer used
the freezing point method and was available in the 1950s. Direct
osmolality measurements are usually performed by freezing point or vapor
pressure depression osmometers. Both instruments can provide reliable
measurement of osmolality. However, freezing point depression osmometry
is capable of measuring all osmotically active solutes, including volatile
substances, making it the most sensitive and accurate technology available.
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