When generating a calibration curve, what information typically goes on the x and y axes, ie, which axis is the dependent variable, and which axis is the independent variable?

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Dwmorrin · Answer 1 · 2021-12-05T18:41:30+0000

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$x-Concentration\\y-Absorbance$

Explanation:

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$calibration\ curve$ is a general method for determining concentration of a substance in an unknown sample by comparing it to standard samples of known concentrations.

X- axis

Concentration) is the independent variable. It is chosen by the experimenter. It is independent because the experimenter choose at what concentration levels to take
Absorbance measurements.

Y-axis
(Absorbance) is the dependent variable. Absorbance rates will depend on the concentration levels set by the experimenter.

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