When a sample presents some matrix interference, which of the ff. arecarried out?Dilute sample to minimize sample interference.Prepare a standard addition curve.If possible, remove interference prior to the quantification.Dilute sample until interference is completely removed.

shift in analytical results caused by one or more specific constituents in the matrix, generally…

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When a sample presents some matrix interference, which of the ff. are carried out? Dilute sample to minimize sample interference. Prepare a standard addition curve. If possible, remove interference prior to the quantification. Dilute sample until interference is completely removed.