Metrohm IC Net 2.0 User Manual

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7.5 Calibration and quantification

IC Net 2.0

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min C (max C)

Minimum (Maximum) concentration

value for the component. Components

whose concentration leaves the range

min C

…

…max C

are marked in the peak table

by the sign "

Additionally, the component table contains the following buttons:

Add a new component (an empty column)

to the component table.

Delete the current component from the

component table.

Open the

Peak identification

window (see

section 7.5.5).

Open the

Concentration table

(see section

7.5.6).

Open the component window with display

of calibration curve and calibration pa-

rameters.

Accept all changes and close the compo-

nent table.

Reject all changes and close the compo-

nent table.

The standard methods supplied with the «IC Net» program all

contain a component table with pre-defined components with

entries for the names and retention times.

If the output of all peaks is required in the result report then a

so-called universal component can be defined in the compo-
nent table for this purpose; this receives the value

in the

Time

field and no peak is allocated to it. The name entered under

Name

(e.g.

unknown

) is then used for all peaks for which no

component can be allocated.