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Voltammetric tab with calibration technique “mlat – Metrohm 797 VA Computrace User Manual

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6.2 Calibration techniques with CVS and CPVS

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saved sweeps of the last two “conditioning mea-
surements”.

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.

Additional conditioning after sample transfer

If this option is activated, an additional electrode
conditioning is started after sample addition. This
option can only be activated, if

Initial electrode

conditioning

is activated.

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

Time of mixing after Additions (for the first meas-
urement, 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 measu-
rements) for each variation (sample, standard ad-
dition, calibration level, conditioning measure-
ment). For cyclic modes (CV, CVS, CPVS) the “total
number of measurements” is the

No. of replica-

tions

multiplied with the number of

Save last ..

sweeps

(

Voltammetric

tab). “Total number of

measurements” must not exceed 10.

Voltammetric tab with Calibration technique “MLAT”

The

Voltammetric

tab of the

EDIT WORKING METHOD PARAME-

TERS

window contains parameters for preparation procedures and

VA measurement modes. The parameters displayed depend on the
measurement mode selected in the

WORKING METHOD SPECIFICA-

TIONS

window. With “MLAT Standard addition for brighteners” fol-

lowing parameters have to be defined:

Initial mixing time (s) [ 0...80600 s ; 10 s ]

(see

Initial mixing time

with CVS and CPVS

, section 6.3)

Time of mixing before the first measurement of
the sample solution.

Conditioning Cycles

(see

Conditioning cycles with CVS and CPVS

,

section 6.3)