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Sartorius MA150C-000115V1 User Manual

Sartorius MA150C-000115V1
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Preparing a Sample
Selecting a Sample
§ Select a representative part of the whole substance as a sample
a representative number of individual samples for quality control
samples which indicate a trend are sufficient for in-process control
$ Homogenize the product before a sample is taken, if required, by:
mixing or stirring,
taking several samples from different areas of the product, or
taking several samples at defined intervals
§ Take only one sample at a time for a given analysis and prepare it as quickly as possible.
In this way, it will not lose or gain moisture as a result of the ambient conditions.
$ If you need to analyze several samples at a time, the samples must be sealed in air-tight
containers, in order to ensure that the storage conditions do not alter the state or
condition of the samples:
Warm or highly volatile substances lose their moisture very quickly.
If you store the samples in a container, the moisture can condense on the walls
of the container.
If the container is too big and not filled completely, the sample can exchange its
moisture with the air remaining in the container.
$ Mix the condensed moisture back in with a sample, if necessary.
Preparing a sample
§ When crushing a sample, avoid any contact with heat: heat results in moisture loss.
§ Crush a sample with
a pestle
a shredder (see below)
For liquids containing solids, use
a glass stirrer
a spoon or
a magnetic stirrer.
$ Use an appropriately designed tool for shredding a sample.
Using disposable sample pans
§ Use only Sartorius disposable sample pans (inner diameter = 92 mm). Reusing sample
pans leads to poor reproducibility of results for several reasons:
after cleaning, sample residues can still remain on the pan
residues from cleaning agents can evaporate during the next moisture analysis
if scratches and grooves are inflicted during cleaning, the hot, rising air produced
during the drying process acts on these surfaces, resulting in a more pronounced
buoyancy
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Sartorius MA150C-000115V1 Specifications

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BrandSartorius
ModelMA150C-000115V1
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

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