I would like to present my zetasizer data as a intesity (percentage)/ size (nm) graph (see example attached) . I however want the raw data so that I can have the curves for various samples on the same graph. Where do I get this data?
Would appreciate any help on this.
Thanks!
Johanita Kruger
This is actually quite easy. In the software select the record you want to export (it's easiest to do this record-by-record). The go to File-Export. I then select Export to Clipboard and Export Selection only. On the next tab (parameters) select use export template parameters and select frequency. When you click OK you'll have the data in clipboard space. You can then paste the huge amount of information into a blank Excel file. It will be in a long string across the columns. You can then copy the size bands and use Paste Special - Transpose to get these in vertical format. Then do the same for the intensities. The you have the frequency data for use in Excel. It's tougher to write this then to do it.
Take a look at Materials Talks: https://www.materials-talks.com/blog/2019/07/23/customize-your-zetasizer-workspace/
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