Agilent MSD Productivity ChemStation G1701 & G1710 EasyID Resolution Tailing Degradation Guide

This document introduces Agilent MSD Productivity ChemStation G1701 and G1710 EasyID resolution, tailing, and degradation


Agilent MSD Productivity ChemStation G1701 & G1710 EasyID Resolution Tailing Degradation Guide - cover page
Brand
Agilent
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
190 KB
Published
06 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
G1701
MD5 checksum
166CC9524F354DE3C72E70E6FC18D7F2

About this manual

This document describes the calculation methods used by the EasyID feature within the Agilent MSD Productivity ChemStation G1701 and G1710. EasyID is a utility designed to update retention times in a quantitation database on a compound-by-compound basis.

The guide details three specific evaluations: Resolution, which calculates peak separation based on EPA method 8280B requirements; Tailing, which measures peak symmetry using an asymmetry factor calculated at 10% of peak height; and Degradation, which determines the percentage area ratio between a primary peak and its degradation product.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Evaluate Resolution
  • Evaluate Tailing
  • Asymmetry Factor Definition
  • Evaluate Degradation

Frequently asked questions

What is the resolution suitability requirement for critical isomer pairs?

The % valley must be at or below 25%.

How is peak tailing measured in EasyID?

It uses the Asymmetry factor calculation, not the common USP System Suitability method.

How is Degradation calculated?

It is calculated as a percent area ratio of the degradation peak to the primary peak.

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