Discussion
What is a spectral interference?
Answer: C
A spectral interference arises when something else absorbs or scatters at the wavelength being measured, so the reading includes a contribution the analyte did not make. Refractory compounds are a chemical interference, ionisation an ionisation interference, and viscosity a physical one. Sorting interferences into four kinds, each with its own remedy, is what makes an unexpected result diagnosable. Most errors here come from carrying a result across from a neighbouring case where it does not hold.
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