354
False positive
Faraday
Gas chromatography
Generic uncertainty
Good Laboratory
Practices
Gravimetric factor
Gravimetry
Grey sample
Gross error
Group reagent
Heterogeneity
Identification
Identification reagent
Indeterminate error
Annex!
have yielded a YES response (Chap. 5, pp. 201,
210-212,240).
An error in Qualitative Analysis that results when a
YES response is obtained from a sample that should
have yielded a NO response (Chap. 5, pp. 201, 210,
211,240).
A chemical standard defined as the amount of
electricity (96487.3 coulombs) needed for one
equivalent of a redox substance to be electrochemically transformed on an electrode (Chap. 3, pp. 110,
111).
S. "Chromatography".
S. "Uncertainty".
The body of rules and procedures that are held as
mandatory with a view to assuring quality and correctness in the results produced by laboratories
engaged in the analysis and evaluation of substances
with direct social implications and as such necessitate regulation (Chap. 8, pp. 321, 323, 340).
The ratio of the analyte's formula weight to the
molecular weight of the weighed form in gravimetry. A dimensionless number by which the result of
a gravimetric weighing must be multiplied in order
to determine the analyte weight. A combination of
chemical standards (atomic weights) (Chap. 6, pp.
260 - 262,277).
A type of calculable analytical quantitation method
that uses no analytical standard and is based on
measurement of the mass of an analyte or a chemical derivative of it (Chap. 6, pp. 250, 252, 257 - 259,
264,277).
S. "Sample".
S. "Error".
S. "Reagent".
A property of an object or sample in space or time
that poses a problem which must be solved during
sample collection if the results produced by the
ensuing CMP are to be representative (Chap. 4,
pp. 156, 160, 161, 194; Fig. 4.10).
A qualitative analytical process by which the presence of an analyte is ascertained on the basis of
chemical or physico-chemical properties of the analyte itself or a reaction product (Chap. 5, pp. 202, 204,
207,213-222,224-231,233-242,244,245).
S. "Reagent".
S."Error".
False positive
Faraday
Gas chromatography
Generic uncertainty
Good Laboratory
Practices
Gravimetric factor
Gravimetry
Grey sample
Gross error
Group reagent
Heterogeneity
Identification
Identification reagent
Indeterminate error
Annex!
have yielded a YES response (Chap. 5, pp. 201,
210-212,240).
An error in Qualitative Analysis that results when a
YES response is obtained from a sample that should
have yielded a NO response (Chap. 5, pp. 201, 210,
211,240).
A chemical standard defined as the amount of
electricity (96487.3 coulombs) needed for one
equivalent of a redox substance to be electrochemically transformed on an electrode (Chap. 3, pp. 110,
111).
S. "Chromatography".
S. "Uncertainty".
The body of rules and procedures that are held as
mandatory with a view to assuring quality and correctness in the results produced by laboratories
engaged in the analysis and evaluation of substances
with direct social implications and as such necessitate regulation (Chap. 8, pp. 321, 323, 340).
The ratio of the analyte's formula weight to the
molecular weight of the weighed form in gravimetry. A dimensionless number by which the result of
a gravimetric weighing must be multiplied in order
to determine the analyte weight. A combination of
chemical standards (atomic weights) (Chap. 6, pp.
260 - 262,277).
A type of calculable analytical quantitation method
that uses no analytical standard and is based on
measurement of the mass of an analyte or a chemical derivative of it (Chap. 6, pp. 250, 252, 257 - 259,
264,277).
S. "Sample".
S. "Error".
S. "Reagent".
A property of an object or sample in space or time
that poses a problem which must be solved during
sample collection if the results produced by the
ensuing CMP are to be representative (Chap. 4,
pp. 156, 160, 161, 194; Fig. 4.10).
A qualitative analytical process by which the presence of an analyte is ascertained on the basis of
chemical or physico-chemical properties of the analyte itself or a reaction product (Chap. 5, pp. 202, 204,
207,213-222,224-231,233-242,244,245).
S. "Reagent".
S."Error".