absolute detection limit
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absolute detection limit
(′ab·sə′lüt di′tek·shən ′lim·ət)
(analytical chemistry) The smallest amount of an element or compound that is detectable in or on a given sample; expressed in terms of mass units or numbers of atoms or molecules.
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