4. Calibration and Interference
All atomic spectrometry techniques are comparative analytical methods that require instrument calibration. However, various calibration methods can be used, depending on the circumstances.
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4.1.1 External calibration
Solutions of increasing concentrations are prepared using synthetic, single- or multi-element standards, and then analyzed. A mathematical model—usually linear, but not always—is then applied to establish a relationship between concentration and the sensitivity...
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