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Appendix C Using Melt Graphs 93The three most important qualities of Melt Graphs, which hold true for most wellbehavedchemicals, are that their detection thresholds are (1) very deterministic, (2) rampindependent and (3) shared by samples that behave in similar manner during a melt. Forexample, most white samples which melt without decomposition share similar MeltGraphs and detection thresholds.Figure 44. Melt Graph for phenacetin as a function of heating ramp rate.Melt Playback (MeltView Software)The sample images captured by digital camera are also available for real-time transfer toa PC over the USB interface.The MeltView software package provided with your <strong>OptiMelt</strong> can handle real-timeimage transfer, allowing you to display and store high-resolution digital images of thesamples (including relevant information such as temperature, time and date) on yourcomputer screen during analysis. All sample images transferred to the PC are bundledtogether as a single package and automatically stored in the computer’s hard disk whenthe test is completed. This option provides the most powerful and definitivedocumentation infrastructure available from any commercial melting point apparatus.Stored images may be recalled at any time, and melts can be played back frame-by-frameor as a movie, by simple moving a cursor back and forth with your mouse. Being able toreplay a test after the fact is an invaluable tool for GLP documentation, fine tuning ofresults, and laboratory demonstrations in educational settings.<strong>OptiMelt</strong> <strong>Automated</strong> <strong>Melting</strong> <strong>Point</strong> <strong>System</strong>

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