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Data regarding the found peaks is displayed in six columns. Starting at the left, the
first column shows the Retention Time of each identified peak. The second
column shows the Scan Range. The scan range begins at the point where the
response begins to increase and the range ends when the response returns to
baseline levels. The third column, entitled Peaks, shows the scan at the peak apex.
The fourth column shows the Peak Response. Peak response is the intensity of
the peak.The fifth column shows the Peak Area. The sixth column, % Area, is a
ratio of the individual peak’s response to the response of the largest peak.
12.7.5.1.1 Add Peaks
The Add Peaks option adds an unidentified peak to the list in the Peaks Found
window. Follow the instructions below to add a peak.
1
Use the Range Tool to select the location of the base points. See steps 1-4 in
section 12.10, Range Tool, on page 12-31
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2
Once the red lines have been positioned, right-click in the chromatogram.
Select Peaks followed by Search for Peaks.
3
Click Add Peaks. Notice that the number of peaks will increase. See
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Figure 12-28 Add Peaks
4
Click Close. The peak and its base points will be displayed in the
chromatogram. See