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Measurement, statistics, and computation

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One feature common to all analytical methods is the need for interpretation of the results, usually in a quantifiable way. This book introduces those aspects of statistics and measurement science which help the analytical chemists to produce meaningful results. Among the topics covered accuracy and precision, probability and the distribution of error; samples, estimates and hypothesis testing; comparison of means and of standard deviations; statistics of calibration; correlations, statistics in quality control; accuracy and precision in handling, introduction to BASIC are also covered, since many of the routine aspects of data manipulation are now carried out by computer.

760 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1987

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David McCormick

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