2. – Terminology: What Are We Talking About?
Before examining the normative requirements, it is important to
agree on the terminology used.
Current normative documents state that a reference material (RM)
is a material that meets the definition in VIM 5.13: a Reference Material
(RM) is a material that is sufficiently homogeneous and stable with
respect to specified properties, and that has been prepared to be
suitable for its intended use in measurement or for the examination
of qualitative properties.
This definition differs somewhat from that given in ISO Guide
30 (§ 2.1), according to which an RM is a material or substance for
which one or more property values are sufficiently homogeneous and
well-defined to allow...
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