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38 User Guide <strong>OSMOMAT</strong> <strong>070</strong> Version 1.1<br />

Enter the parameters for measurement in the Parameters screen. The values of the last calibration are<br />

preallocated. If you change a parameter, you will see a warning message that the device is not<br />

calibrated with these parameters and that it is not advisable to perform a measurement under these<br />

conditions.<br />

If all parameters on the screen correspond to the test setup, you can start the measurement by<br />

clicking Measure.<br />

The screen for entering a sample net weight appears. Enter the sample name, a sample number and<br />

the net weights of the different sample concentrations. Net weights should entered in the form of<br />

grams of the sample per kilograms of the solvent. Chapter 3.1.6 explains how to make a sample for<br />

molecular weight determination.<br />

Figure 4-10: Example: Entering sample net weights<br />

4.2.2 Performing the measurement<br />

A requirement for determining molecular weights is that the measurement system should be prepared<br />

for a measurement and a cell constant determined by calibration. It is important to perform the<br />

measurement under the same conditions (temperature, probe numbering and A/B positioning,<br />

sampling time, solvent) as the calibration.<br />

The substances to be measured must be fully soluble and should not chemically interact with the<br />

solvent.<br />

When making solutions, you should set the osmolal concentrations as high as possible. At least three<br />

different concentrations that are 2 and 3 times greater than the lowest concentration must be<br />

measured. Perform the measurement in the same way as the calibration.<br />

38 User Guide <strong>OSMOMAT</strong> <strong>070</strong> Version 1.1

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