| 1.25 | lot | ||
| Material which is assumed to be uniform for the purpose of sampling. | |||
| Note: | Some vocabularies assume “lot” and “batch” to be synonymous. The distinction made here with respect to the knowledge of production history permits a lot to consist of one or more batches and is useful in interpreting the results of chemical analysis. See also definitions in ISO 11961,20 ISO 472,21 ISO 15736,22 and ISO 18113-1.23 | ||
| 1.25 | lot | ||
| Material which is assumed to be uniform for the purpose of sampling. | |||
| Note: | Some vocabularies assume “lot” and “batch” to be synonymous. The distinction made here with respect to the knowledge of production history permits a lot to consist of one or more batches and is useful in interpreting the results of chemical analysis. See also definitions in ISO 11961,20 ISO 472,21 ISO 15736,22 and ISO 18113-1.23 | ||