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Analytical chemistry

calibration by adding known amounts of analyte to the sample itself so matrix effects are accounted for.

In analytical chemistry, standard addition refers to calibration by adding known amounts of analyte to the sample itself so matrix effects are accounted for. This meaning comes from Bader (1980) in Journal of Chemical Education.[1]

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References

Bader, M. (1980). A systematic approach to standard addition methods in instrumental analysis. Journal of Chemical Education, 57(10), 703. https://doi.org/10.1021/ed057p703

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