1937
DOI: 10.1021/ed014p544
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A demonstration of the necessity for care in sampling

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“…Classroom activities have also been reported that illustrate sampling error (10)(11)(12), and the mathematics of how sample size affects sampling error has been dealt with in detail (13)(14). A very early laboratory experiment reported in this Journal demonstrated the importance of a homogeneous sample by presenting the students with solid samples that were intentionally heterogeneous (15).…”
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“…Classroom activities have also been reported that illustrate sampling error (10)(11)(12), and the mathematics of how sample size affects sampling error has been dealt with in detail (13)(14). A very early laboratory experiment reported in this Journal demonstrated the importance of a homogeneous sample by presenting the students with solid samples that were intentionally heterogeneous (15).…”
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“…Collecting a sample representative of the bulk, or sampling, is required for proper analytical technique. Several experiments and activities on the concept of sampling have been published previously including in-lab activities and in-the-classroom activities that do not involve chemical manipulation. , Within the subset of in-the-classroom activities, there is focus on sample size, , particle size, ,, number of replicate samples, , and sampling statistics. , ,, Often, the classroom activities utilize small objects and involve calculations such as relative standard deviation, the mass of sample, and number of replicates required to give a certain standard deviation. ,, The activity discussed herein combines the concepts and learning objectives of these published works into one comprehensive activity with a simulation component.…”
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“…Success in chemical analysis depends on starting with a good sample (1). A good sample accurately represents the bulk material from which it is taken.…”
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