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For example, during the purge and trap analysis of volatile organics, some components may be left behind in the sorbent trap or at a cold spot in the instrument. So it is a common practice to run a deionized water blank between samples. These blanks are critical in any instrument, where sample components may be left behind only to emerge during the next analysis. Solvent/ Reagent Blank. A solvent blank checks solvents and reagents that are used during sample preparation and analysis. Sometimes, a blank correction or zero setting is done based on the reagent measurement.
Good measurement practices (GMPs) refer to the specific techniques in sample preparation and analysis. On the other hand, GLPs are independent of the specific techniques and refer to general practices in the laboratory. An important QC step is to have formally documented GLPs and GMPs that are followed carefully. 10. Components of quality control. Standard operating procedures (SOPs) are written descriptions of procedures of methods being followed. The importance of SOPs cannot be understated when it comes to methods being transferred to other operators or laboratories.
If it falls outside the control limit, readjustments are necessary to ensure that the process stays under control. Control charts are used in many di¤erent applications besides analytical measurements. For example, in a manufacturing process, the control limits are often based on product quality. In analytical measurements, the control limits can be established based on the analyst’s judgment and the experimental results. A common approach is to use the mean of select measurements as the centerline, and then a multiple of the standard deviation is used to set the control limits.