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TN-403 Chrysos PhotonAssay™ Monitoring Standard Recommendations

How PhotonAssay™ is monitored to maintain accuracy and reliability.

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What this note covers

  • Recommended monitoring standard suites for the standard gold service (PAAU02), high-range gold services (PAAU02H, PAAU02HH), concurrent gold and silver services (PAAGAU01, PAAUAG02), and copper services (PACU01, PACU01H)

  • Grade ranges and commercial CRM examples for gold (blank, low, medium, high and very high), silver and copper monitoring standards, including materials with PhotonAssay™-certified grades

  • Monitoring standard quantity guidance: 5–6 jars per material, sourced from the same 2.5 kg batch, inserted at 1 per 20 customer samples

  • How Chrysos establishes grade and standard deviation values for new monitoring standards through repeated measurements prior to registration

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