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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a divert" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect usage of the word "divert," which is typically a verb or can be used as a noun in a different context, such as "diversion."
Example: "The road was closed, so we had to take a divert around the construction."
Alternatives: "a diversion" or "a detour."
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If a department became so busy that it was deemed "unsafe" by senior A&E staff, they would request a "divert", where ambulances would be redirected to other nearby A&E departments until the workload had been eased.
The online procedure consists of a divert valve on the mass spectrometer which is programmed by the data system to control the loading and elution of the two LC columns.
A divert valve switched the LC flow initially to waste for 0.3 min, subsequently to the mass spectrometer for 4.5 min, and then back to the waste for the remaining chromatographic run.
The instrument was calibrated using ES Tuning Mix (Agilent Technologies, part No. G2421-60001), diluted 1∶60 (v/v) times with 95% acetonitrile and injected through a divert valve just before sample application.
Tune mix (Agilent, ESI-L low concentration) was introduced through a divert valve at the end of each chromatographic run for automatic internal calibration.
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