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selectivity coefficient

* Selectivity coefficient is a concentration ratio of the interfering ion
against the target ion, which affects the target ion measurement
value. For example, selectivity coefficient of potassium ion against
sodium ion is 1×10-2, which means for the same concentration of
potassium ion and sodium ion coexisting in a sample, the sodium
measurement shows approximately 1×10-2(1%) higher result.
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