Lecture

Data Processing

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Description

This lecture covers the processing of data from a chemical experiment, focusing on the analysis of a CSV file containing absorbance values at different wavelengths. The instructor demonstrates how to import, visualize, and analyze the data using Excel, emphasizing the calibration curve and concentration calculations.

Instructors (2)

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