Estimation of measurement uncertainty in chemical analysis

9.6. Step 6 – Value of the output quantity

Calculating the value of the output quantity
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The output quantity value (the measurand value) is calculated from the input quantity values (section 9.4) using the mathematical model (section 9.2). The measurand value in this example is: CN_sample = 0.215 mg/l.

Course introduction
1. The concept of measurement uncertainty (MU)
- Self-test 1
2. The origin of measurement uncertainty
- Self-test 2
3. The basic concepts and tools
4. The first uncertainty quantification
5. Principles of measurement uncertainty estimation
6. Random and systematic effects revisited
- Self-test 6
7. Precision, trueness, accuracy
- Self-test 7
8. Overview of measurement uncertainty estimation approaches
- Self-test 8
9. The ISO GUM Modeling approach
10. The single-lab validation approach
11. Comparison of the approaches
- Self-test 11
12. Comparing measurement results
13. Additional materials and case studies
14. Tests and Exercises
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Estimation of measurement uncertainty in chemical analysis

9.6. Step 6 – Value of the output quantity

Calculating the value of the output quantity http://www.uttv.ee/naita?id=17642

Calculating the value of the output quantity
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