Minimum Quantification Level (MQL) definition
Minimum Quantification Level (MQL) means the constituent concentration that produces a signal sufficiently greater than the blank that it can be detected within specified limits by good laboratories during routine operations. Typically it is the concentration that produces a signal ten standard deviations above the reagent water blank signal.
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Minimum Quantification Level (MQL): The lowest concentration that can be reliably quantified with specified limits of precision and accuracy during routine laboratory operating conditions.