Metrohm viva 1.0 (process analysis) - Manual (Page 41)

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2 General program functions
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Designation Description Commands
VOL Dosed volume increment in L ADD AUX,
ADD SAMPLE,
ADD SAMPLE
DT, ADD STD,
LQH
VOLTOT Dosed total volume in L ADD SAMPLE
DT, ADD STD
2.3.3.5 Automatically calculated result variables
Dialog window: Formula editor ▶ Variables
The automatically calculated result variables are automatically generated
by the program for the VA measuring commands contained in the
method during the evaluation. The Variables field of the formula editor
lists all the variables which are available for the current method.
Syntax
'RS.Command name.Substance name.VAR{x}.REP{x}.Variable
identification'
Examples: 'RS.CVS_1.Cu.VAR{2}.REP{3}.HGT
You can select the method variables directly in the formula editor under
Variables
▶ Result variables in order to avoid syntax errors.
Available result variables
Designation Description Data
type
AMOUNT Mass, amount or volume of a substance that has entered the measuring vessel via
the sample amount (see Chapter 5.6.7.7.19, page 638). Number
AREA Peak area (see Chapter 5.6.7.3.3, page 621). Number
AREA.ASD Absolute standard deviation of the peak areas of all replications (see Chapter
5.6.7.3.5, page 622). Number
AREA.MNV Mean value of the peak areas of all replications (see Chapter 5.6.7.3.4, page
621). Number
AREA.MNVDELTA Difference between the mean value of the peak areas of all replications for the
variation {x} and the mean value of the peak areas of all replications for the varia-
tion {x-1} (see Chapter 5.6.7.3.7, page 622). Number
AREA.RSD Relative standard deviation of the peak areas of all replications (see Chapter
5.6.7.3.6, page 622). Number
AREANORM Standardized area of a peak (see Chapter 5.6.7.7.1, page 630). Number
CALC0 Zero-order coefficient of the calibration curve or standard addition curve (see
Chapter 5.6.7.4.1, page 626). Number