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	~~A document that provides a defined set of information about a material's compliance with standards. The~~ Certificate of Analysis, commonly called a COA, provides [[information]] such as material description, date the material was released and by whom (using [[electronic signature]]), intended use, material reference code, batch number, name and address of certifying body, result value, and so on. It is normally printed when all samples and tests in a [[batch]] have been completed and authorized or when disposed (whole batch [[disposition]]ed).		{{wikipedia::Certificate of analysis}}
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	A document that provides a defined set of information about a material's compliance with standards. The Certificate of Analysis, commonly called a COA, provides [[information]] such as material description, date the material was released and by whom (using [[electronic signature]]), intended use, material reference code, batch number, name and address of certifying body, result value, and so on. It is normally printed when all samples and tests in a [[batch]] have been completed and authorized or when disposed (whole batch [[disposition]]ed).		A document that provides a defined set of information about a material's compliance with standards. The Certificate of Analysis, commonly called a COA, provides [[information]] such as material description, date the material was released and by whom (using [[electronic signature]]), intended use, material reference code, batch number, name and address of certifying body, result value, and so on. It is normally printed when all samples and tests in a [[batch]] have been completed and authorized or when disposed (whole batch [[disposition]]ed).

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	A document that provides a defined set of information about a material's compliance with standards. The Certificate of Analysis, commonly called a COA, provides information such as material description, date the material was released and by whom (using [[electronic signature]]), intended use, material reference code, batch number, name and address of certifying body, result value, and so on. It is normally printed when all samples and tests in a [[batch]] have been completed and authorized or when disposed (whole batch [[disposition]]ed).		A document that provides a defined set of information about a material's compliance with standards. The Certificate of Analysis, commonly called a COA, provides [[information]] such as material description, date the material was released and by whom (using [[electronic signature]]), intended use, material reference code, batch number, name and address of certifying body, result value, and so on. It is normally printed when all samples and tests in a [[batch]] have been completed and authorized or when disposed (whole batch [[disposition]]ed).

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	A document that provides a defined set of information about a material in compliance with standards. The COA provides information such as material description, date the material was released and by whom (using [[electronic signature]]), intended use, material reference code, batch number, name and address of certifying body, and so on. It is printed when all samples in a [[batch]] have been disposed (whole batch [[disposition]]ed).		A document that provides a defined set of information about a material's compliance with standards. The Certificate of Analysis, commonly called a COA, provides information such as material description, date the material was released and by whom (using [[electronic signature]]), intended use, material reference code, batch number, name and address of certifying body, result value, and so on. It is normally printed when all samples and tests in a [[batch]] have been completed and authorized or when disposed (whole batch [[disposition]]ed).

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A document that provides a defined set of information about a material in compliance with standards. The COA provides information such as material description, date the material was released and by whom (using [[electronic signature]]), intended use, material reference code, batch number, name and address of certifying body, and so on. It is printed when all samples in a [[batch]] have been disposed (whole batch [[disposition]]ed).