Uncertainty Evaluation of Recovery in the Measurement of Lead in Pigs Liver by GF-AAS
Zhan Yong-ge, Gong Jian, Xiangyan Huang
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Zhan Yong-ge, Gong Jian, Xiangyan Huang
Abstract
Using the actual process of spiking standard recovery experiments and computing model,the total uncertainty of lead measurement using graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry pig,s liver was evaluated.The results shows that the repeatable uncertainty of an average recovery rate composes only 16% of the total uncertainty;standard stock solution composes only 38% of the uncertainty of the spiked dilution process,which is 0.5% of the average recovery rate,whereas the uncertainty of plus scalar observations composes major part of the total uncertainty,accounting for 81%,mainly from the curve fitting the concentration uncertainty.There are higher rigor and relevance if the assessment of recovery rate bases on actual process and computing models.
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Using the actual process of spiking standard recovery experiments and computing model,the total uncertainty of lead measurement using graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry pig,s liver was evaluated.The results shows that the repeatable uncertainty of an average recovery rate composes only 16% of the total uncertainty;standard stock solution composes only 38% of the uncertainty of the spiked dilution process,which is 0.5% of the average recovery rate,whereas the uncertainty of plus scalar observations composes major part of the total uncertainty,accounting for 81%,mainly from the curve fitting the concentration uncertainty.There are higher rigor and relevance if the assessment of recovery rate bases on actual process and computing models.
Key concepts: Measurement uncertainty, Graphite furnace atomic absorption, Stock solution, Dilution, Recovery rate, Chemistry, Uncertainty analysis, Propagation of uncertainty