ANA LAB Flashcards
most probable value, more reliable than any value in the set
Central value
measure of the spread of the values in the set
Dispersion
Measures the agreement between a result and the accepted value
Accuracy
The closeness of results that have been obtained in exactly the same way
Precision
Determinable and that presumably can either be avoided or corrected
Systematic errors
caused by non-ideal instrument behavior, by faulty calibrations, or by use under inappropriate conditions
Instrumental error
result from the CARELESSNESS, INATTENTION or personal limitations of the analyst
Personal error
arise from non-ideal chemical or physical behavior of analytical system
Method errors
The source of a random error cannot be pinpointed.
Random errors
Occur occasionally, are often large, and may cause a result to either high or low.
Gross error
A measurement data that appears to be inconsistent with the others in a set of data
Ouliers
potential source of danger or harm
Hazard
Chemicals that are easily ignited and burns very rapidly, releasing large amount
Flammable chemicals
chemicals that rapidly bring about an oxidation reaction by supplying oxygen or receiving electrons during oxidation.
Oxidizing agents
Chemicals that cause adverse health effects in humans or animals upon exposure.
Toxic chemicals
Established to standardize the criteria for hazards of chemicals.
Globally harmonized system of classifying and labelig chemicals
Ghs hazards statements
H2xx – Physical Hazard
H3xx – Health Hazard
H4xx – Environmental Hazard
probability of suffering harm from being exposed to a hazard or unsafe condition
Risks