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2 Analytical Properties
I Suggested Readings
(1) "The Hierarchy and Relationships of Analytical Properties", M. Valcarcel
and A. Rios,Anal. Chern., 1993,65, 781A.
The first global approach to analytical properties, which are ranked according to significance. It establishes foundation, contradictory and complementary relationships among
them. Based on suggested reading no. 3 in Chap. 1.
(2) "Teaching Analytical Properties", M. Valcarcel and A. Rios, Fresenius J. Anal.
Chern., 1997,357,202.
Explains how to introduce the teaching of analytical properties in the Analytical
Chemistry curriculum. The present chapter materialized from this paper.
(3) "A Hierarchical Approach to Metrology in Chemistry", M. Valcarcel and A.
Rios, Trends Anal. Chern., 1999, 18,68.
Discusses in detail the foundations of the metrological hierarchy of Fig. 2.2 and the
establishment of the different conceptions of uncertainty and trueness in the chemical
metrological domain.
(4) "Quality Control in Analytical Chemistry", G. Kateman and 1. Buydens,
Wiley, New York, 1993.
This excellent monograph, which contains a well-balanced combination of Chemometrics and Quality, provides deep coverage of the properties discussed in this chapter.
(5) "Statistics for Analytical Chemistry", 3rd edn, J.e. Miller and J.N. Miller,
Ellis Horwood, Chichester, 1994.
A straightforward book that describes and applies the basic statistical tools available to
the analytical chemist. Provides a comprehensive discussion of the analytical data
processing approaches briefly explained in this chapter.
2 Analytical Properties
I Suggested Readings
(1) "The Hierarchy and Relationships of Analytical Properties", M. Valcarcel
and A. Rios,Anal. Chern., 1993,65, 781A.
The first global approach to analytical properties, which are ranked according to significance. It establishes foundation, contradictory and complementary relationships among
them. Based on suggested reading no. 3 in Chap. 1.
(2) "Teaching Analytical Properties", M. Valcarcel and A. Rios, Fresenius J. Anal.
Chern., 1997,357,202.
Explains how to introduce the teaching of analytical properties in the Analytical
Chemistry curriculum. The present chapter materialized from this paper.
(3) "A Hierarchical Approach to Metrology in Chemistry", M. Valcarcel and A.
Rios, Trends Anal. Chern., 1999, 18,68.
Discusses in detail the foundations of the metrological hierarchy of Fig. 2.2 and the
establishment of the different conceptions of uncertainty and trueness in the chemical
metrological domain.
(4) "Quality Control in Analytical Chemistry", G. Kateman and 1. Buydens,
Wiley, New York, 1993.
This excellent monograph, which contains a well-balanced combination of Chemometrics and Quality, provides deep coverage of the properties discussed in this chapter.
(5) "Statistics for Analytical Chemistry", 3rd edn, J.e. Miller and J.N. Miller,
Ellis Horwood, Chichester, 1994.
A straightforward book that describes and applies the basic statistical tools available to
the analytical chemist. Provides a comprehensive discussion of the analytical data
processing approaches briefly explained in this chapter.