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i.e.
Scofield v Wagner
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The
simple idea that just s is the SF neglects some of the terms
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that
are important when measuring real peak areas
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Empirical
measurements go a long way to remove these effects
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In
absolute terms Wagner should give more accurate answers
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BUT
allowance should be made for the different Tf of the
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instrument
Wagner used to obtain the data (by multiplying by
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the
Kinetic Energy of the peak)
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