PCB (Polychlorinated Biphenyls)
PCB (Polychlorinated Biphenyls)
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Using the WireTrol Pipet
The Wiretrol Pipet can accurately measure small quantities of liquids. It consists
of two parts: a Teflon
®
-tipped plunger and a calibrated capillary tube. Use
Figure 1 to determine the quantity measured at each line on the capillary tube.
The plunger can be re-used; the capillary tubes must be discarded after one use.
Measuring the Color
16.
Label and fill a
Zeroing Cuvette with
deionized water. Wipe
the outside of all the
cuvettes with a tissue to
remove water, smudges,
and fingerprints.
17. Install the 1-cm
square cell adapter.
Note: See Section 2.6 Sample
Cell Adapters in the Instrument
Manual for adapter installation
details.
Place the filled zeroing
cuvette into the cell
holder—arrow pointing
towards the left side of the
instrument.
Orient the arrow in the
same direction for all
cuvettes.
18. Touch Zero.
The display will show:
0.000 Abs
19. Place the first
calibrator into the cell
holder.
Touch
Read.
Results in Abs will appear.
The display will give an
absorbance reading.
Record the results for each
calibrator and sample.
20. Repeat step 19 for all
remaining calibrators and
samples.
See Interpreting and
Reporting Results on
page 8 for help with
interpretation of results.
DI
HO
2
Zero
Repeat
Step 19
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