Calibration Curve Guide
LGC/VAM/2003/032 Page 1 1. Introduction Instrument calibration is an essential stage in most measurement procedures. It is a set of operations that establish the relationship between the output of the measurement system (e.g.,the response of an instrument) and the accepted values of the calibration standards (e.g., theamount of analyte present).
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