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Page * * Before a sample is analyzed and the elemental concentrations of interest can be determined, the instrument must be calibrated. This is done by creating a calibration curve from the measurement of emission for standard solutions and a blank. When linear calibration curves are used exclusively, it is usually necessary to measure standards of only one concentration per element. Use of non-linear curves requires more standards and is therefore more time-consuming. Because ICP-AES calibration curves are generally linear over four to six orders of magnitude of concentration, the use of