Identifying and Quantifying the Uncertainty Associated with Classical Method (Titration)

In the field of analytical chemistry, great stress is placed on the precision of results obtained using a specific method. However, there is always uncertainty associated with the reliability of the results. Uncertainty calculations must be taken into account for each step of the analytical process, and estimating these values increases confidence in the accuracy of a measurement result. Join Vanaja Sivakumar, PhD., and SPEX CertiPrep, as we explore the nature of uncertainty and quantify it to show how a measure of confidence can be placed on an analytical result. We will explain the process of identifying and calculating the components of uncertainty associated with analytical methods such as titration.