Internal quality control in routine analysis
Internal quality control in routine analysis Internal quality control (IQC) ensures that factors determining the magnitude of uncertainty do not change during the routine use of an analytical method over long periods of time. Together with validation, IQC forms the mainstay of quality practice in chemical analysis.
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