Discussion
Match each interference with its remedy.
List I
A. Chemical
B. Ionisation
C. Physical
List II
P. A releasing agent
Q. An easily ionised salt
R. Matrix-matched standards
Select the correct match.
Answer: C
The pairing is A-P, B-Q, C-R. Four kinds of interference each with its own remedy is what makes an unexpected result diagnosable rather than merely disappointing, and identifying which kind is present is the whole of the diagnosis. Standard additions happens to address the last two and the chemical one as well, which is why it is reached for so often.
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