Xceleri Software for Automated Speciation Analysis

Speciation Method

Screen shot example of the chromium speciation method. Element(s) of interest are selected then assigned the desired species that will be monitored. For example Cr VI and Cr III have been selected for this method. More than one element can be selected if the method requires monitoring multiple elements and species simultaneously.

Chromatogram Viewing

An example arsenic species method (AsB, As III, DMA, AsC, MMA, and As V). Data from standards or samples can be easily overlaid for comparison purposes.

An example halogen species method (Br, BrO3, I, IO3, Cl, ClO2, ClO3, and ClO4). The example here shows how multiple elements being monitored can be displayed at one time.

QC/Sample Rules

This page allows users to set custom QC rules and sample rules. The example below shows sample rules that will automatically flag a sample result over the specified value and rerun that sample with a new dilution factor of 100X.

Report Function

Calibration curves can be easily created and viewed using the Xceleri software. After transient peaks are identified, the software uses the integrated peak data along with the defined standards concentrations to create calibration curves for each species.

The report option has the ability to view each chromatogram individually, the integrated peak intensities, the calculated concentrations, and the calibration curves.

Export Function

All data can be exported directly to a .csv or .xlsx. This excel file (.xlsx) option contains all of the data including the chromatograms, peak area intensities, concentrations, and calibration curves. This allows easy report generating when needing to send data off to customers, QC review, or lab managers.