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Can i determine the peak area by mannually calculating

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Can i determine the peak area by mannually calculating the peak area? i have some old data with no peak area...can i calculate from the chromtogram? how do i do this? thank you
In the old days peak areas were determined by cutting out the peak from the printed chromatogram. The peaks were then weighed.
You can also approximate it by triangulation, but Mattias' suggestion is better.
-- Tom Jupille
LC Resources / Separation Science Associates
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+ 1 (925) 297-5374
maybe you can also use the peak height for your purpose?
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