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 ===== Experimental analysis ===== ===== Experimental analysis =====
  
-The analytical method is selected according to the information required to test the hypothesis. For elemental composition, particularly metals and other inorganic elements, naKnow uses [[intro_experiments|ICP-OES Analysis]].+The analytical method is selected according to the information required to test the hypothesis. For elemental composition, particularly metals and other inorganic elements, naKnow uses [[icp_oes|ICP-OES Analysis]].
  
 ICP-OES provides measured concentrations of elements in the analysed sample. These concentrations can be expressed as a mass fraction or converted into a material quantity when the mass of the analysed sample is known. The result therefore provides the quantitative information needed to compare samples and test whether a technical parameter explains a change in material composition. ICP-OES provides measured concentrations of elements in the analysed sample. These concentrations can be expressed as a mass fraction or converted into a material quantity when the mass of the analysed sample is known. The result therefore provides the quantitative information needed to compare samples and test whether a technical parameter explains a change in material composition.
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 This creates an iterative link between the component working groups and the experimental work. The working groups define the parameters and modelling needs, the experiments provide measured material information, and the results are returned to the models to improve how material presence and quantity are represented. This creates an iterative link between the component working groups and the experimental work. The working groups define the parameters and modelling needs, the experiments provide measured material information, and the results are returned to the models to improve how material presence and quantity are represented.
  
-For the experimental method used to quantify elemental composition, see [[intro_experiments|ICP-OES Analysis]].+For the experimental method used to quantify elemental composition, see [[icp_oes|ICP-OES Analysis]].