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Automatic calibration in ion chromatography

44 min

en

// Ion chromatography

Dr. Andrea Wille from Metrohm International Headquarters outlines how automatic calibration in ion chromatography can help you save time and increase reliability.

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Inline sample preparation for faster and more reliable results

Female Operator with Dialysis Cell behind 940 Professional IC Vario TWO/SeS/PP and 858 Profesional Sample Processor, automation

Ion chromatography is a relative analysis method. This means that quantification requires a calibration. Results are only reliable when they are within the calibration range. However, preparing the calibration standard is a time-consuming and error-prone process. Automation helps you save time and increase the reliability of your results.

The automatic calibration techniques presented in the webinar in more detail are Inline Dilution, intelligent Partial Loop Injection, and intelligent PreConcentration with Inline Matrix Elimination. Learn more about these and other inline sample preparation techniques:

Go to Metrohm Inline Sample Preparation techniques

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