Correcting the baseline with my solvent run for Openlab Chemstation Version C

OpenLab Chemstation can perform blank subtraction, but it's a manual process and the subtracted chromatogram isn't retained by the software

OpenLab CDS handles this much better than Chemstation does.

Maybe setting Integration events so that the solvent peak isn't integrated and displaying a limited signal range in Graphics...Signal Options would make it easier to see the analyte peaks?

/Andy

OpenLab Chemstation can perform blank subtraction, but it's a manual process and the subtracted chromatogram isn't retained by the software

OpenLab CDS handles this much better than Chemstation does.

Maybe setting Integration events so that the solvent peak isn't integrated and displaying a limited signal range in Graphics...Signal Options would make it easier to see the analyte peaks?

/Andy

Hi Andy,

Thank you for this. i was able to try it out and it help subtract away the solvent peaks

I am unable to set Integration on/off as the acetone stock solvent was possibly contaminated as multiple constant peak at a constant retention time was observed. We have rule out carry over from past sample as it does not appear when i test pure methanol  but appear when i test pure acetone. Using the integration off and on is not an option as some of the targeted peak appear where the contaminated peak was found. We have no other alternative while waiting for new order of acetone to arrive