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29 THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF METROLOGYJULY AUGUST 2000It is suggested that an Accurate calibration be definedas a calibration within 1%-2% tolerance. This tolerancewas chosen because many instrument manufacturers tolerances fall into this range. Furthermore, the UnitedStates Pharmacopeia guidelines [1] under the USP 24 Monographs require a cell calibration within a 2%tolerance. [2] Key industries affected by such issues arepharmaceutical, biotechnology, semiconductor, andpower generation. This paper contains fresh experimentaldata, determines the accuracy of some low-conductivitystandards, and evaluates the feasibility of their launched this study in response to anincredible amount of confusion and controversy on thepart of end-users concerning
29 THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF METROLOGY JULY • AUGUST 2000 It is suggested that an accurate calibration be defined as a calibration within 1%-2% tolerance. This tolerance
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