When using ion-selective electrodes, to comensate for a complex or unknown matrix, the __________ method can be used to determine the analyte concentration. a) least-squares analysis b) standardization c)standard addition d)dilution e)calibration curve

When using ion-selective electrodes, to comensate for a complex or unknown matrix, the __________ method can be used to determine the analyte concentration. a) least-squares analysis b) standardization c)standard addition d)dilution e)calibration curve

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When using ion-selective electrodes, to comensate for a complex or unknown matrix, the __________ method can be used to determine the analyte concentration.

a) least-squares analysis
b) standardization
c)standard addition

d)dilution

e)calibration curve

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