PRINCIPLES OF INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS
PRINCIPLES OF INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS
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(a)

Interpretation:

Publication year and the authors of the latest edition of Compendium of Chemical Terminology available in IUPAC website should be located.

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(b)

Interpretation:

Definition and symbology of biasstated in Compendium of Chemical Terminology available in IUPAC website should be located and compared with the definition and symbology in the book chapter.

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(c)

Interpretation:

Definition and symbology of detection limit stated in Compendium of Chemical Terminology available in IUPAC website should be located and compared with the definition and symbology in the book chapter.

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(d)

Interpretation:

Differences between calibration sensitivity and analytical sensitivity should be stated.

Interpretation Introduction

(d)

Interpretation:

Calibration sensitivity, analytical sensitivity of each concentration, coefficient of variation for mean signal values of each replicate set and the detection limit for the method should be determined.

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Following formulae should be used to determine each required numerical quantity.

For calibration sensitivity ( m ):

m=SxySxxwhere,Sxy=xiyixiyiN and Sxx=xi2(xi)2N

For analytical sensitivity ( γ ):

γ=m/ssWhere, ss=standard deviation of the measurement

For coefficient variation (CV):

CV=sx¯×100%Where, s=standard deviation, x¯=sample mean

For Detection limit ( cm ):

cm=SmS¯blmWhere, Sm=S¯bl+ksblSm=minimum distinguishable analytical signalS¯bl=mean blank signalk=constant (k=3)sbl=standard deviation of the blank

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