These qualitative results can be combined with quantitative results into a single report.
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Understanding Your ChemStation Spectra Module 3 In This GuideThis handbook describes the concepts behind the spectra module of the Agilent ChemStation revision B.04.0x.
It complements the information in the Understanding Your ChemStation manual with the special spectra concepts applicable to the Agilent ChemStation for LC 3D, CE systems, and the UV-visible part of the Agilent ChemStation for LC-MSD.
For details of installation and configuration of your spectra module with an Agilent ChemStation for LC 2D system, see the Installing Your ChemStation manual.
Understanding Spectral Analysis This chapter covers the following: What is spectral analysis Determining the optimum detection wavelength.
Spectral report styles.
Spectral Libraries Traditional data systems quantify the detected compounds by correlations based on retention times.
This can lead to erroneous identification, if: compounds other than the calibrated ones appear in the specified retention time window, more than one peak appears in the specified retention time window, or the compound is retained on the column longer than the specified window because of solvent flow rate changes or, more commonly, changing column characteristics.
One way to avoid such errors is to use peak qualifiers as described in the Understanding your Agilent ChemStation manual.
With a diode array detector such errors can be avoided, since UV-visible spectra can be used to confirm a peaks identity.
Standard spectra are acquired from a reference sample under well-defined chromatographic conditions and stored in a database (spectral library).
Spectra can be overlaid for visual comparison and the similarity of standard and sample spectra can be calculated.
Understanding Your ChemStation Spectra Module The ChemStation can automate this process for all peaks within a chromatogram and for all chromatograms within a sequence.
In addition to such peak confirmation, the software can perform a peak purity check, using the settings in the Purity Preferences dialog box.
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