Chapter 8: Sampling, Standardization, and Calibration
A chemical analysis uses only a small fraction of the available sample, the process of sampling is a very important operation. Knowing how much sample to collect and how to further subdivide the collected sample to obtain a laboratory sample is vital in the analytical process. Statistical methods are used to aid in the selection of a representative
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