Issue 1237, 1979

Approach for achieving comparable analytical results from a number of laboratories

Abstract

In the field of water analysis, growing importance is being attached to the ability to compare, with confidence, the results from different laboratories. However, the errors in the results can invalidate such comparisons. One approach to ensuring results of adequate accuracy is described in this paper. Examples of its successful application to river-water analysis within the UK will be presented in subsequent papers.

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Analyst, 1979,104, 273-289

Approach for achieving comparable analytical results from a number of laboratories

A. L. Wilson, Analyst, 1979, 104, 273 DOI: 10.1039/AN9790400273

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