3. How do you make and use (certified) reference materials?
3.1 What reference materials are available?
As mentioned above, the difficulty of tracing measurements in chemistry has led metrologists to develop various strategies specific to the field. Primary operating procedures (or primary analysis methods) are one such strategy. However, they require very heavy and expensive technical resources, generally deployed by expert laboratories. Other methods, though less elaborate, remain perfectly acceptable and accepted alternatives. These include
Certified Reference Materials (CRM). This is the best-known and most satisfactory technique for conducting validation, which explains the interest shown in it by analysts. These materials are sold with an assigned or reference value, established by a certifying...
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Bibliography
ISO Guide 33: Reference materials – Good practice in the use of reference materials, ISO, Geneva
ISO Guide 35: 2006: Reference materials – General principles and statistics for certification, ISO, Geneva
European co-operation for Accreditation , Doc EA-4/14 INF :2003 : The Selection and Use of Reference Materials
Websites
Site of the Bureau International de Métrologie which provides documents such as the VIM
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