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⑶ Save Curve As.
Save Curve As.
Save Curve As.
Save Curve As. Save
and rename the current curve.
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Delete Single Spl. Data. Delete the data of a single sample from the sample column.
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Clear Std. Data . Clear the data from the standard sample column.
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Print Std. Data. Print the data of standard samples.
Fig. 2-18 Data Processing Sub-menu
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Clear Spl. Data. Clear the data from the sample column.
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Print Spl. Data. Print the data in the sample column.
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Read File. Load the previously saved quantitation files from the hard disk.
Note: This function is often used to create a working curve by employing the previous data of
standard solutions so as to make a direct measurement for samples of the same kind.
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After clicking “Build Curve” in “Data Processing” menu, you may see the working curve,
the equation and the correlation coefficient immediately.
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After closing the window, place the sample into the light path and click “Measure Spl.”.
The concentration of the sample will be displayed on the screen.
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Save File. Save the data in the quantitation files onto the hard disk. After clicking this item,
a dialog box will appear. Enter a name of the file and click “Save”.
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Save File As. Save the data in the quantitation files onto the hard disk. Rename the new file
and click “Save”.
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Send to Excel. The data in the quantitation files can be sent to Excel.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR SPECTRO 96 FLUOROSPECTROPHOTOMETER
