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Analytical chemistry

mass of sample needed to hold subsampling uncertainty to one percent relative standard deviation, characterizing the heterogeneity of a particulate material.

In analytical chemistry, Ingamells sampling constant refers to mass of sample needed to hold subsampling uncertainty to one percent relative standard deviation, characterizing the heterogeneity of a particulate material. This meaning comes from Ingamells (1973) in Talanta.[1]

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References

Ingamells, C. O., & Switzer, P. (1973). A proposed sampling constant for use in geochemical analysis. Talanta, 20(6), 547-568. https://doi.org/10.1016/0039-9140(73)80135-3

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