Why are environmental conditions such as temperature relative humidity that are not specified on the CofA for the UV Calibration Kit - FAQ
March 8, 2013
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The UV Calibration Kit test replacement absorbance solutions are made in controlled laboratory conditions of 20–25 °C.
Within this temperature range, the variability on CofA values is not significant and therefore not reported. The stray light test, which is temperature sensitive, includes a temperature correction factor in the software, allowing the user to correct for unusual laboratory temperatures. Testing is independent of other laboratory conditions such as relative humidity.
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Within this temperature range, the variability on CofA values is not significant and therefore not reported. The stray light test, which is temperature sensitive, includes a temperature correction factor in the software, allowing the user to correct for unusual laboratory temperatures. Testing is independent of other laboratory conditions such as relative humidity.
Click HERE for UV Calibration Kit ordering information and pictures.