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Analytical chemistry

the minimum concentration that can be reported with 99 percent confidence of being above zero, set from replicate analyses of spiked samples.

In analytical chemistry, method detection limit refers to the minimum concentration that can be reported with 99 percent confidence of being above zero, set from replicate analyses of spiked samples. This meaning comes from Glaser (1981) in Environmental Science & Technology.[1]

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Glaser, J. A., Foerst, D. L., McKee, G. D., Quave, S. A., & Budde, W. L. (1981). Trace analyses for wastewaters. Environmental Science & Technology, 15(12), 1426-1435. https://doi.org/10.1021/es00094a002

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