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Item Description

Measurement Method section. Either Area, Height or Square Root of Height.

Calculation

Type

Set in the Integration Parameters window in the Data Handling

Method section. Either Percent, Normalized Percent, Internal

Standard or External Standard. If results have been

normalized (set in the Integration Parameters window in the

Data Handling Method section), it is indicated on this line.

Peak No. The number of the peak in the results table.

Peak Name Set in the Peak Table Window in the Data Handling Method

section. Peak names are shown for peaks that have been

identified as being in the peak table.

Result (units) The calculated results. The units (set in the Results Format

portion of the Data Handling Method section) are displayed in

the results column header.

Standard Peak

Name

This column is shown when internal standard calibration is

used and there exists more than one standard peak. This

refers to the name of the standard peak used for the given

non-standard peak.

Ret. Time The actual retention time of the peak, in minutes.

Time Offset

(min)

The amount of time, in minutes that the actual retention time

differs from the retention time for the peak in the peak table.

The retention time in the peak table is automatically updated

with the actual retention time to account for peak drift.

Area (counts) The measured peak size. This will either be the area, height or

square root of height, depending upon the peak measurement

type (set in the Integration Parameters window in the Data

Handling Method section). The column header will reflect the

appropriate measurement type.

Rel. Ret. Time Reported when an RRT peak has been designated in the

peak table (in the Data Handling Method section). The

Workstation calculates relative retention times from the

retention time of the RRT peak and the unretained peak time

(set in the Define Peak Windows dialog box accessed from

the peak table).

Sep. Code A two letter code indicating the relationship of the peak start

and end to the baseline. Possible separation codes are

BV: Baseline to valley

BB: Baseline to baseline

VB: Valley to baseline

VV: Valley to valley

TS: Separated Tangent Peaks

TF: Fused tangent peaks

GR: Group Peak

BM: Baseline to mended end

MB: Mended end to baseline

MM: Mended end to mended end

MV: Mended end to valley

VM: Valley to mended end

Width 1/2

(sec)

The width of the peak at half its height.

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