Classification of Analytical Techniques
information content of the data generated by the analysis: • single-channel techniques will generate but a single number for each analysis of the sample. Examples include gravimetric and potentiometric analysis. In the former, the signal is a single mass measurement (e.g., mass of the precipitate) and in the latter method the signal is a single
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