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Coating Sample Storage Before Testing: Record the Waiting Period
The interval and conditions between preparation and testing are part of the specimen history. Unrecorded waiting periods can complicate comparisons.
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Practical approach
Follow the method's conditioning requirements and record application, conditioning and test-start times. Keep the groups on a comparable schedule.
One sample tested shortly after preparation and another after extended storage may not represent an equivalent starting condition.
Decision limits
Do not use a convenient calendar date as a substitute for the required conditioning state. Resolve timing deviations before interpreting results.
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