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6.2 Calibration techniques with CVS and CPVS

797 VA Computrace – Software

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determination. The parameters displayed depend on the selected

Calibration

technique and measurement

Technique

. With “Standard

addition plating bath” following parameters have to be

defined:

Sample identifier [ 32 characters ; "sample" ]

Identification for sample. The

Sample identifier

is

used for the file name.

Cell volume (mL) [ > 0 mL ; 10 mL ]

Total volume of solution (e.g. Virgin Make-up So-
lution, see

VMS (Virgin Make-up Solution)

, section

6.4) in the measuring vessel at the start of the de-
termination.

Initial electrode conditioning

(see Initial electrode conditioning,

section 6.3)

Check the checkbox to use conditioning.

No. of conditioning measurements [ 1...100 ; 1 ]

Number of replications of conditioning measure-
ments. The “total number of conditioning measu-
rements” is the

No. of conditioning measurements

multiplied with the number of

Save last .. sweeps

(

Voltammetric

tab). “Total number of conditioning

measurements” must not exceed 100.

or

Auto Std.dev (%)[ >0.1 ; 1 ]

Define until which „Std.dev.“ the conditioning is
continued. The „Std.dev.“ is calculated from all
saved sweeps of the last two “conditioning meas-
urements”.

Note: If you set a small value (e.g. < 1%), it can
take a long time until reaching the target.

Note: If both

No. of conditioning measurements

[

1...100 ; 1 ] and

Auto Std.dev

(%) [ >0.1 ; 1 ] are

activated, the conditioning is finished as soon as
the first of the two criterias is reached.

Addition mixing time [ 0...80600 s ; 10 s ]

Time of mixing after Additions (for the first measu-
rement, the

Initial mixing time

is used).

No. of additions [ 0...28 ; 2 ]

Number of additions of additive standard solution.

No. of replications [ 1...10 ; 2 ]

Number of replications (= total number of meas-
urements) for each variation (sample, standard
addition, calibration level, conditioning measure-