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Does anyone use Clarus 500 for analyzing free and total glycerin in biodiesel? I am working on GC calibration. The software is Total Chrom 6.3.1 which i am learning now and feel difficult. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.
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I saw one of these in Malaysia used for this. What's the question?
Where can I buy the kit they use in CSI?
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Thanks for the reply. i want to know how to calibrate. Thanks again.
I saw one of these in Malaysia used for this. What's the question?
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if the question is: how to make a calibration in Total Chrom then post this in the Data section. I presusme you have samples and can make them up?
Where can I buy the kit they use in CSI?
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Which methods are you trying to use? You should get a copy of the latest method. The EN14105 method has changed a lot in 2011. The ASTM D6584 method had incorrect calculation procedures in the first publication, but this has been corrected.
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thanks. I want to know the calibration details using this chemstation, such as how to "edit component, name group, etc". But thanks for the suggestions.
if the question is: how to make a calibration in Total Chrom then post this in the Data section. I presusme you have samples and can make them up?
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ASTM D6584-the recent version. I want to know the cal details by using TOTAL CHROM Chemstation. Thanks. i assume i still need to run the five stds using old method, then add the cal results?
Which methods are you trying to use? You should get a copy of the latest method. The EN14105 method has changed a lot in 2011. The ASTM D6584 method had incorrect calculation procedures in the first publication, but this has been corrected.
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