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Introduction:
This certification report contains additional information about certified values and uncertainties, homogeneity,
stability, traceability and other relevant details of Certipur® Volumetric standards.
The scope of the ISO 17034 accreditation is documented in the annex to the accreditation certificate D-RM-
15185-01-00. The Volumetric standards are produced, characterized and certified by the legal entity Merck KGaA,
Darmstadt, Germany.
Certipur® Volumetric standards are delivered in glas bottles. The label on the products is in accordance to ISO
Guide 31 and covers ordering number, article description, lot number, expiry date and safety data information.
Packaging material is subject to comprehensive stability studies according to ISO Guide 35.
Homogeneity:
Homogeneity studies were conducted in accordance with ISO Guide 35.
A representative number of samples packaged in their final form was chosen systematically (stratified over the
whole batch) for assessment of the between-unit homogeneity. Measurements have been carried out according to
DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025. Results from multiple samples of the chosen bottles were evaluated.
An evaluation of within-bottle (within-unit) homogeneity was conducted for assessment of the minimum sample
size and does therefore not contribute to the uncertainty budget of this certified reference material. The minimum
weigh-in quantity depends on the volumetric standard and is mentioned on the certificate of analysis.
Stability:
Stability studies were conducted in accordance to ISO Guide 35.
Stability comprises long- term stability, which is associated with the storage behavior of the CRMs under
recommended storage conditions as well as short-term (transportation) stability that takes any extra effects due to
transport of the products into account (quantification of transport effects that result from temperature variations
during shipment).
Typical long-term stability contributions to uncertainty ults are in the range of 0.02%.
Typical short-term (transportation) stability contributions to uncertainty usts are in the range of 0.01%.
Stability monitoring:
Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany will monitor all Certipur® Volumetric standards over the period of their
certification (until expiry date). If substantive technical changes occur that affect the validity of certification, the
customer will be notified.
Characterisation:
Characterisation of Certipur® Volumetric standards is carried out by the accredited quality control (QC) laboratory
at Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany according to DIN EN ISO / IEC 17025 by measuring the mass fraction by
potentiometric titration. Typical characterisation contributions to uncertainty uchar are in the range of 0.010 –
0.025% depending on the volumetric standard.
Traceability:
All certified values of Certipur® Volumetric standards are directly traceable to the corresponding / suitable primary
standard from NIST (NIST: National Institute of Standards and Technology).
Uncertainty evaluation:
The expanded uncertainty UCRM reported with the certified values is calculated in accordance to GUM and EA-4/02,
with k=2 as the coverage factor for a 95% coverage probability. Uncertainty contributions to the certified
expanded uncertainty are illustrated by the following cause-and-effect-diagram (Ishikawa-Diagram):
uhom ults
Homogeneity Storage
uCRM
Transport Characterisation
usts uchar
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