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Deutsch: Chemilumineszenz / Español: Quimioluminiscencia / Português: Quimioluminescência / Français: Chimiluminescence / Italian: Chemioluminescenza
Chemiluminescence refers to the emission of light during a chemical reaction without the need for external light sources. This phenomenon occurs when chemical energy is converted directly into light energy, typically during the Oxidation of a molecule.
Deutsch: Chlorid / Español: Cloruro / Português: Cloreto / Français: Chlorure / Italiano: Cloruro
Chloride in the quality management context refers to the presence and concentration of chloride ions in materials or products, which is a key factor in controlling and ensuring the quality and longevity of those products, especially in industries sensitive to corrosion or contamination.
Deutsch: Chromatographie / Español: Cromatografiai / Português: Cromatografia / Français: Chromatographie / Italiano: Cromatografia
Chromatography is the collective term for a set of laboratory techniques for the separation of mixtures. The mixture is dissolved in a fluid called the mobile phase, which carries it through a structure holding another material called the stationary phase. The various constituents of the mixture travel at different speeds, causing them to separate. The separation is based on differential partitioning between the mobile and stationary phases. Subtle differences in a compound's partition coefficient result in differential retention on the stationary phase and thus changing the separation.
Deutsch: Kinematografie / Español: Cinematografía / Português: Cinematografia / Français: Cinématographie / Italiano: Cinematografia /
Español: Cinematografia / Português: Cinema -/ Français: Prise de vues cinematographique / Italiano: Cinema
In the quality management context, cinematography refers to the art and technique of capturing and creating moving images on film or digital media. The focus of quality management in cinematography is on ensuring that the final product meets the specified requirements and meets the desired standards for visual quality, sound quality, and overall technical specifications.
Deutsch: Geheimcode / Español: Cifrado / Português: Cifra / Français: Chiffre / Italiano: Cifrario
Cipher in the context of quality management refers to a systematic method of concealing information to protect data integrity and confidentiality. This term underscores the importance of safeguarding sensitive information within an organization’s quality management systems (QMS) to prevent unauthorized access and ensure that only authorized personnel can interpret critical data.
Deutsch: Klärung / Español: Aclaración / Português: Esclarecimento / Français: Clarification / Italiano: Chiarimento /
Clarification in the quality management context refers to the process of making information, instructions, specifications, or requirements more explicit and understandable. It involves removing ambiguities, uncertainties, and misconceptions to ensure that all stakeholders have a clear and shared understanding of what is expected. Clarification is a critical step in quality management to prevent misunderstandings, reduce errors, and enhance communication within organizations and across supply chains.
Deutsch: Klärung / Español: Aclaración / Português: Esclarecimento / Français: Clarification / Italiano: Chiarificazione
Clarifying in the Quality management context refers to the process of making processes, requirements, roles, or standards clear and unambiguous to ensure that all stakeholders understand the expectations and objectives related to quality. This step is crucial for eliminating confusion, aligning teams, and ensuring that quality management practices are followed consistently across an organisation. Clarifying helps to prevent errors, miscommunication, and inefficiencies, which can lead to quality issues.
Deutsch: Klarheit / Español: Claridad / Português: Clareza / Français: Clarté / Italiano: Chiarezza
In the quality management context, "Clarity" refers to the degree of clearness and understandability of processes, policies, and communications within an organization's quality management system (QMS). Ensuring clarity is essential for the effective implementation and operation of a QMS, as it affects how well employees and stakeholders understand and fulfill quality requirements, objectives, and procedures.