Mathematical Assessment of Combined Standard Uncertainty of Measurements in Using Concentration Ratio Calibration in Inductively Coupled Plasma Atomic Emission Spectrometry
“…Most of the current research into chemometrics is focused on calibration strategies for techniques such as LIBS, so the reader should refer to Section 4 for a discussion of the latest developments. Romanov 89 made a mathematical assessment of the effect of uncertainty components on measurement results using the concentration ratio calibration (CRC) method with ICP-OES. The most significant uncertainty component was the ratio of line intensities between the analyte and the main matrix component of the sample.…”
Section: Instrumentation Fundamentals and Chemometricsmentioning
This review covers advances in atomic spectrometric techniques, including atomic emission, absorption, fluorescence and mass spectrometry. Material on speciation and coupled techniques is not covered as this is included in a separate ASU review.
“…Most of the current research into chemometrics is focused on calibration strategies for techniques such as LIBS, so the reader should refer to Section 4 for a discussion of the latest developments. Romanov 89 made a mathematical assessment of the effect of uncertainty components on measurement results using the concentration ratio calibration (CRC) method with ICP-OES. The most significant uncertainty component was the ratio of line intensities between the analyte and the main matrix component of the sample.…”
Section: Instrumentation Fundamentals and Chemometricsmentioning
This review covers advances in atomic spectrometric techniques, including atomic emission, absorption, fluorescence and mass spectrometry. Material on speciation and coupled techniques is not covered as this is included in a separate ASU review.
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