Two-level Factorial Experiment for Measurement of Cd on Equipment AA Analyst

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  • David M. Harutyunyan Center for Ecological Noosphere Studies of NAS of RA

Abstract

The results of various methods in analytical chemistry are subject to different factors of countable number. Some of them may have insignificant, others significant impact on the results of analysis, which will orient the specialists to make true analysis to the extent of permissibility by holding their magnitudes at the optimal levels.

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2021-12-10

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Harutyunyan, D. M. . (2021). Two-level Factorial Experiment for Measurement of Cd on Equipment AA Analyst. Mathematical Problems of Computer Science, 28, 123–127. Retrieved from http://93.187.165.2/index.php/mpcs/article/view/509

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Vol. 28 (2007): Mathematical Problems of Computer Science

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