Handbook of Mass Measurement
1/ Mass and Mass Standards
2/ Recalibration of Mass Standards
3/ Contamination of Mass Standards
4/ Cleaning of Mass Standards
5/ From Balance Observations to Mass Differences
6/ Glossary of Statistical Terms
7/ Measurement Uncertainy
8/ Weighing Designs
9/ Calibration of the Screen and the Built-in Weights of a Direct-Reading Analytical Balance
10/ A Look at the Electronic Balance
11/ Examples of Buoyancy Corrections in Weighing
12/ Air Density Equation
13/ Density of Solid Objects
14/ Calculation of the Density of Water
15/ Conventional Value of the Result of Weighing in Air
16/ A Comparision of Error Propagations for Mass and Conventional Mass
17/ Examination of Parameters That Can Cause Error in Mass Determinations
18/ Determination of the Mass of a Piston-Gauge Weight, Practical Uncertainy Limits
19/ Response of Apparent Mass to Thermal Gradients and Free Convective Currents
20/ Magnectic Error in Mass Metrology
21/ Effect of Gravitational Configuration of Weights on Precision of Mass Measurements
22/ Between-Time Component of Error in Mass Measurements
23/ Laboratory Standard Operating Procedure and Weighing Practices
24/ Control Charts
25/ Tolerance Testing of Mass Standards
26/ Surveillance Testing
27/ The Mass Unit Disseminated to Surrogate Laboratories Using the NIST Portable Mass Calibration Package
28/ Highly Accurate Direct Mass Measurements without the Use of External Standards
29/ The Piggyback Balance Experiment: An Illustration of Archimedes' Principle and Newton's Third Law
30/ The Application of the Electronic Balance in High-Precision Pycnometry
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1/ Mass and Mass Standards
2/ Recalibration of Mass Standards
3/ Contamination of Mass Standards
4/ Cleaning of Mass Standards
5/ From Balance Observations to Mass Differences
6/ Glossary of Statistical Terms
7/ Measurement Uncertainy
8/ Weighing Designs
9/ Calibration of the Screen and the Built-in Weights of a Direct-Reading Analytical Balance
10/ A Look at the Electronic Balance
11/ Examples of Buoyancy Corrections in Weighing
12/ Air Density Equation
13/ Density of Solid Objects
14/ Calculation of the Density of Water
15/ Conventional Value of the Result of Weighing in Air
16/ A Comparision of Error Propagations for Mass and Conventional Mass
17/ Examination of Parameters That Can Cause Error in Mass Determinations
18/ Determination of the Mass of a Piston-Gauge Weight, Practical Uncertainy Limits
19/ Response of Apparent Mass to Thermal Gradients and Free Convective Currents
20/ Magnectic Error in Mass Metrology
21/ Effect of Gravitational Configuration of Weights on Precision of Mass Measurements
22/ Between-Time Component of Error in Mass Measurements
23/ Laboratory Standard Operating Procedure and Weighing Practices
24/ Control Charts
25/ Tolerance Testing of Mass Standards
26/ Surveillance Testing
27/ The Mass Unit Disseminated to Surrogate Laboratories Using the NIST Portable Mass Calibration Package
28/ Highly Accurate Direct Mass Measurements without the Use of External Standards
29/ The Piggyback Balance Experiment: An Illustration of Archimedes' Principle and Newton's Third Law
30/ The Application of the Electronic Balance in High-Precision Pycnometry
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