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6. Using the ThermoBrite Elite Software
Waste "C" is the default because it is assumed to receive the most toxic waste. Use Waste "C" for ethanol and
Xylene substitutes (such as Clearene or Sub-X). Use Waste "A" for the least toxic waste such as water. Use Waste
"B" for all other waste such as Pepsin.
Do NOT assign Sodium Thiocyanate (NaSCN) and Hydrogen Chloride (HCL) to the same waste
bottle. Assign the NaSCN and H
Assign the HCL and Pepsin (in HCL) to Waste Container "B".
2. Select a reagent from the Reagent Bottles list and click the relevant > to move the selected reagent to the Waste
A, Waste B, or Waste C list.
To change the reagent location, select the reagent from the Waste A, Waste B, or Waste C list, then click the
relevant < to move it to the Reagent Bottles list. See
Certain reagents may not be compatible and should not be assigned to the same Waste Bottle,
such as sodium thiocyanate and acids. It is the user's responsibility to ensure reagent
compatibility when assigning waste to a specific Waste Bottle.
Dispose of waste product in compliance with applicable legal regulations. If unsure of the
applicable legal requirements, contact the local authorities for information.
3. Continue until all reagents in the Reagent Bottles list are moved to the Waste A, Waste B, or Waste C list.
4. Click Save to save and return to the Main Protocol screen.
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O (used to flush the NaSCN line) to Waste container "A".
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Figure 6-38 - Assign Waste Location
Figure 6-38: Assign Waste Location
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