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Systematic error arising from 'sequential'standard addition calibrations. 2. Determination of analyte mass fraction in blank solutions

Brown, 2009

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1923072682933135808
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Brown R
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Analytica chimica acta

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The use of a sequential standard addition calibration (S-SAC) can introduce systematic errors into measurements results. Whilst this error for the determination of blank-corrected solutions has previously been described, no similar treatment has been available for the …
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