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viiiFront Panel OverviewReady LEDA green Ready LED lights up or flashes to prompt the user’s attention.The Ready LED lights up to indicate that the oven is stabilized at the Start Temperature.The Ready LED flashes to indicate completion of a determination and to prompt theavailability of a new melting point report.OptiMelt Automated Melting Point System
Back Panel Overview ixBack Panel OverviewFigure 2. Back Panel of OptiMelt.Sample Holding AreaAs many as three samples may be analyzed simultaneously using glass capillary tubes. Asmall metal block provides fast heating cycles under tight computer temperature controland in strict compliance with modern pharmacopeia methodologies. A precision platinumresistance thermometer provides accurate and reproducible temperature readings with0.1 ºC resolution.Capillary ReceptacleTwo separate glass capillary holders, located on top of the instrument, are available tostore empty and discarded capillary tubes.External ThermometerOptiMelt includes a back panel connection and front panel temperature display for anexternal 100 Ω platinum RTD (α = 0.00385 Ω/Ω/°C) thermometer. Use OptiMelt with anoptional external thermometer to measure temperatures around your lab between meltingpoint determinations.OptiMelt Automated Melting Point System
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Using Melt Graphs 91Appendix CUsing
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