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Liquid Handling in Ion Chromatography<br />

Liquid handling<br />

Liquid handling in IC<br />

Sample injection – inline sample preparation<br />

In the beginning there was the syringe – and manual<br />

sample injection is still being used. However, in most<br />

cases the samples are injected automatically into the<br />

ion chromatograph. This starts with a simple peristaltic<br />

pump, which pumps the samples solution to the<br />

injector. Additional components such as valves, filtration<br />

and dialysis cells, neutralization modules etc. then<br />

clear the way for inline sample preparation. The use of<br />

the 800 Dosino as a module for sample transfer and<br />

in particular as a means for exactly measuring out several<br />

solutions and differing volumes, extends these possibilities<br />

even further. Logical and flexible dilution – i.e.<br />

free choice of the dilution factor as well as further dilution<br />

should the result be outside the calibration range<br />

– is only one of the many applications that have been<br />

made feasible with the 800 Dosino.<br />

Eluent preparation<br />

The 845 Eluent Synthesizer eliminates the time-consuming<br />

manual preparation of the eluent and standards<br />

used in ion chromatography. It makes work<br />

easier in the research lab, the analytical lab and in<br />

quality assurance. Compared to the traditional, i.e.<br />

manual preparation of eluents, the fully automated system<br />

guarantees precise mixtures and excellent «batchto-batch»<br />

reproducibility. The 845 Eluent Synthesizer<br />

helps to avoid errors, as it carries out all calculations<br />

automatically, no matter whether in milliliters, mols or<br />

milligrams.<br />

63 — IC

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