Waters 2998 - Page 119

Index-1
A
absorbance
calculating
1-3
maximum
5-8
photometric error
5-8
spectra, comparing
5-2
absorbance data points, computing
1-9
acids
C-16
analog signals
2-8, 2-13
audience and purpose
iv
averaging
chromatographic sampling rate
1-11
spectral resolution
1-10
B
Beer’s law 1-4, 5-8
benefits of degassing
C-9
biohazard warning
A-5
buffered solvents
C-6
burst warning
A-3
C
calibration
constants, reading
4-4
verifying
4-2
caution symbol
A-5
chart recorder, connecting
2-13
chemical hazard warning
A-5
chromatographic sampling rate,
averaging
1-11
clearing bubbles, from flow cell
4-7
connecting
chart recorder
2-13
electricity source
2-5
Empower data system
2-14
Ethernet cable
2-6
external analog data collection
device
2-13
inject start
2-7
injection trigger signals
2-15
input and output
2-9
manual injector
2-8
MassLynx data system
2-14
signal cables
2-5
cooling time, lamp
3-7
cuvette
holder, illustrated
2-22
removing
2-24
replacing holder
2-24
using
2-21
D
dark current 1-9
data
filtering
1-12
rates
1-12
degassing
benefits
C-9
considerations
C-9–C-10
derived vectors
5-3, 5-4
detector
dark current
1-9
dimensions
2-4
installing
2-2
noise
5-8
optics, overview
1-2
plumbing
2-16
rear panel interface connections
changing
4-5
displaying
4-4
serial number
2-2
site selection
2-3
starting up
2-19
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