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Blank correction in EMPOWER-3

Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2017 7:27 pm
by avinashkumar2406
I am trying to subtract area of blank from standard and sample for a particular peak present in blank, standard and sample.
The Syntex of CF I am using is: Area-(Label ..(Area))
When result search criteria is "result set only" it's not working. But when result search criteria is "result set first" it's working, when the sample set is processed for 1st time.
When processing second time by changing the processing parameter, software is subtracting area from 1st result.

Please help to solve... Any possible way for execution of blank correction (using label and custom field) is welcome but not through method set.

Re: Blank correction in EMPOWER-3

Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2017 10:52 am
by artsjeroen
This document could be helpful. Result set only should work according to this document.

What CF type are you using?
Do you label one blank? Is it one injection or multiple?

Re: Blank correction in EMPOWER-3

Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2017 10:49 am
by EmpowersBane
Label your blank sample as something like B or BL then add a derived channel in the method set to subtract your blank. Then when reviewing all injections you get to see what they look like minus everything in the blank. Just be aware this will subtract ALL areas in your blank from every subsequent sample and standard.

Re: Blank correction in EMPOWER-3

Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2017 10:49 am
by EmpowersBane
Label your blank sample as something like B or BL then add a derived channel in the method set to subtract your blank. Then when reviewing all injections you get to see what they look like minus everything in the blank. Just be aware this will subtract ALL areas in your blank from every subsequent sample and standard.

Re: Blank correction in EMPOWER-3

Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2017 10:50 am
by EmpowersBane
Label your blank sample as something like B or BL then add a derived channel in the method set to subtract your blank. Then when reviewing all injections you get to see what they look like minus everything in the blank. Just be aware this will subtract ALL areas in your blank from every subsequent sample and standard.