While performing TOC sst analysis Zero shift disabled & sample analysis zero shift enabled why?
Answer / Faeem Ahmad
In TOC (Thermal Optical Carbon) SST (Solid Sampling Technique) analysis, Zero Shift Disabled and Zero Shift Enabled are used to compensate for instrumental drift. Zero Shift Disabled is used when the instrument's baseline needs to be established, while Zero Shift Enabled is used during routine analysis to account for any changes in the instrument's performance.
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