Statistical Methods in Chemistry

Nelson, Benjamin N.

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“…An article by Lashoff (63) presents methods for ranking laboratories and for evaluating methods of measurements in roundrobin tests. He discusses the procedures to be used and shows their relationship to the linear model presented by Mandel and Wernimont (78). Another example of interlaboratory comparision was presented by Cook, Crispí, and Menczewski (23).…”

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“…More extensive abstracts are provided in Mathematical Reviews (72)(73)(74), which has sections devoted to probability and statistics; in a publication of the International Statistics Institute (95); and in "Quality Control and Applied Statistics Abstracts" (82). In the chemical literature, annual reviews on mathematics (96,97) and process control (103) appear in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry in addition to the present review series (78) in Analytical Chemistry.…”

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Statistical Methods in Chemistry

Hill¹,

Brown²

1966

Anal. Chem.

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This survey continues the attempt to provide a guide to applications of statistics in chemistry and chemical engineering. It covers material published between October 1963 and October 1965. Emphasis has been placed on finding articles which provide examples of proper use of statistical procedures in scientific investigations reported in the chemical literature and articles from the statistical literature which contain examples applied to chemistry or describe techniques usefulto the chemical industry. In addition to these are cited some recently published books which are being used in teaching statistics courses for scientists and engineers or are considered to be useful reference sources for those working in the chemical industry. As a result of applying these guidelines, many valuable books and articles addressed to statisticians rather than to chemists and engineers have been omitted from this review. JOURNALS, BOOKS, REVIEWS, AND ABSTRACTSStatistical journals which publish articles of the type cited in this review are:

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