Titre de série :	U.S. Geological survey water-supply paper, 2293
Titre :	Evaluation of methods used from 1965 through 1982 to determine inorganic constituents in water samples
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Friedman, L. ; Fishman, M. J.
Mention d'édition :	United States Government Printing Officer
Editeur :	United States Government Printing Officer
Année de publication :	1989
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-06669
Note générale :	Since 1962, the U.S geological survey has prepared and distributed standart reference water samples to participating laboratories in order to alert them to possible analytical deficiencies. This report marks the first time that a concentrated has been made to examine and compare the SRWS data for each constituent by the analytical method that was used to obtain the data- Unlike laboratories that participate in interlaboratory studies that are designed to determine the precision and accuracy of a particular analytical method, laboratories, that pzrticipate in the SRWS program are allowed to select the method used.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Magnésium  Aluminium  Zinc  Hydrologie  Echantillon d'eau  Constitution inorganique  Méthode d'utilisation  Carbonate de calcium
Index. décimale :	551.48 Hydrologie :
Résumé :	Since 1962, the U.S geological survey has prepared and distributed standart reference water samples to participating laboratories in order to alert them to possible analytical deficiencies. This report marks the first time that a concentrated has been made to examine and compare the SRWS data for each constituent by the analytical method that was used to obtain the data- Unlike laboratories that participate in interlaboratory studies that are designed to determine the precision and accuracy of a particular analytical method, laboratories, that pzrticipate in the SRWS program are allowed to select the method used.
Note de contenu :	Since 1962, the U.S geological survey has prepared and distributed standart reference water samples to participating laboratories in order to alert them to possible analytical deficiencies. This report marks the first time that a concentrated has been made to examine and compare the SRWS data for each constituent by the analytical method that was used to obtain the data- Unlike laboratories that participate in interlaboratory studies that are designed to determine the precision and accuracy of a particular analytical method, laboratories, that pzrticipate in the SRWS program are allowed to select the method used.

U.S. Geological survey water-supply paper, 2293. Evaluation of methods used from 1965 through 1982 to determine inorganic constituents in water samples [texte imprimé] / Friedman, L. ; Fishman, M. J.  . -  United States Government Printing Officer . - United States Government Printing Officer, 1989.
ISSN : CI-06669
Since 1962, the U.S geological survey has prepared and distributed standart reference water samples to participating laboratories in order to alert them to possible analytical deficiencies. This report marks the first time that a concentrated has been made to examine and compare the SRWS data for each constituent by the analytical method that was used to obtain the data- Unlike laboratories that participate in interlaboratory studies that are designed to determine the precision and accuracy of a particular analytical method, laboratories, that pzrticipate in the SRWS program are allowed to select the method used.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Magnésium  Aluminium  Zinc  Hydrologie  Echantillon d'eau  Constitution inorganique  Méthode d'utilisation  Carbonate de calcium
Index. décimale :	551.48 Hydrologie :
Résumé :	Since 1962, the U.S geological survey has prepared and distributed standart reference water samples to participating laboratories in order to alert them to possible analytical deficiencies. This report marks the first time that a concentrated has been made to examine and compare the SRWS data for each constituent by the analytical method that was used to obtain the data- Unlike laboratories that participate in interlaboratory studies that are designed to determine the precision and accuracy of a particular analytical method, laboratories, that pzrticipate in the SRWS program are allowed to select the method used.
Note de contenu :	Since 1962, the U.S geological survey has prepared and distributed standart reference water samples to participating laboratories in order to alert them to possible analytical deficiencies. This report marks the first time that a concentrated has been made to examine and compare the SRWS data for each constituent by the analytical method that was used to obtain the data- Unlike laboratories that participate in interlaboratory studies that are designed to determine the precision and accuracy of a particular analytical method, laboratories, that pzrticipate in the SRWS program are allowed to select the method used.