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Detection limit

Author: Michèle NEUILLY

Publication date: March 10, 1998

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2. Using white samples

2.1 White samples

The value of the blank or spurious signal, defined in paragraph 1.2 , can be estimated if samples of zero values are available. These samples are called blank samples.

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in chemical analysis, if impurities in a metal are to be measured, pure metal samples are required; blank samples are obtained...

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