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Introduction

Introduction. Chapter 1. Instrumental Measurement. Fluorimeter. Properties employed in Instrumental Methods. Examples of Instrumental Components. Selecting Analytical Method. Method Choice (continued). Dynamic Range. Signal to Noise. Precision and Accuracy. Uncertainty vs. Concentration.

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Introduction

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  1. Introduction Chapter 1

  2. Instrumental Measurement

  3. Fluorimeter

  4. Properties employed in Instrumental Methods

  5. Examples of Instrumental Components

  6. Selecting Analytical Method

  7. Method Choice (continued)

  8. Dynamic Range

  9. Signal to Noise

  10. Precision and Accuracy

  11. Uncertainty vs. Concentration

  12. Precision of Analytical Methods

  13. AccuracyPrecisionDeterminate Error(systematic)Indeterminate Error (Random)

  14. Method of Standard Additions

  15. Problem 1-11

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