Metrohm IC Net 2.0 - Manual (Page 131)

7.5 Calibration and quantification
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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> Add a new component (an empty column)
to the component table.
<Del> Delete the current component from the
component table.
<Identification> Open the Peak identification window (see
section 7.5.5).
<Concentrations>
Open the
Concentration table
(see section
7.5.6).
<Graphs> Open the component window with display
of calibration curve and calibration pa-
rameters.
<OK> Accept all changes and close the compo-
nent table.
<Cancel> 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
0 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.