Define calibration curve.
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The question is asking for the definition of a calibration curve, which is a graphical representation used in various analytical methods to relate the response of a detector to the concentration of a substance.
Answer
A graphical representation showing the relationship between instrument response and known concentrations.
A calibration curve is a graphical representation that shows the relationship between the recorded response of a measurement instrument and the known concentrations of a substance.
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A calibration curve is a graphical representation that shows the relationship between the recorded response of a measurement instrument and the known concentrations of a substance.
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Calibration curves are essential tools in analytical chemistry for determining the concentration of unknown substances in various samples by comparing them to known standards.
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Sources
- Calibration curve - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
- Calibration Curves: Principles and Applications | Analytical Chemistry - app.jove.com
- What Is a Calibration Curve in a Spectrophotometer? - HunterLab - hunterlab.com
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