Amount
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This specifically refers to the injected amount. In
most cases, the word "amount" is used as an abbreviation for "concentration
or amount". Both concentration and injected amount can be used to
produce the calibration curve. When analyzing the sample, both amount
and concentration are calculated.
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Calibration curve
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The relationship between amount and peak size of a
component. The relationship can be shown as a curve and as a mathematical
expression.
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Level
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A known amount or concentration of a standard. The
levels are numbered 1-20 in decreasing or increasing order of concentration.
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Molecular size curve
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The relationship between molecular size and retention
volume for a number of components. The relationship can be shown
as a curve and as a mathematical expression.
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Molecular size table
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All necessary data required to determine the molecular
size of one or several components in a sample. The molecular size
table contains the molecular size curve.
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Peak size
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Used generally as a common term for "peak area or peak
height".
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Peak table
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The result of a peak integration presented in tabular
form. The peak table can include, for example, height, area and
retention volume. After the analysis, the peak table contains the
values for concentration, amount (and molecular size).
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Quantitation table
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All necessary data required to quantitate one or several
components in a sample. The quantitation table contains calibration
curve(s) and peak identification settings.
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Sample
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A sample with an unknown concentration of the component(s)
of interest. The concentration is determined by Quantitation.
For molecular size calculations, the sample contains a component
or several components of unknown molecular size.
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Sample run
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A chromatographic sample run of a sample to be analyzed.
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Spiking
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The addition of a known quantity of the component of
interest to the sample prior to the sample preparation for the run.
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Standard
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A defined concentration of one or several components.
The concentration does not have to be the same for all components
in the standard. One or several standards are used to produce a calibration
curve.
For molecular size calculations, the standard contains components
of known molecular size.
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Standard run
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A chromatographic standard run of a specific concentration
level of a standard.
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