Log-log plots are often used for ICP emission spectroscopy data. Why? Will a method that gives a linear beer’s law plot necessarily also give a linear log-log plot? Will using a log-log plot affect the calibration? Explain
1. We often use log-log plots for ICP emission spectroscopy data because:
Thus log-log plots help in easy representation and fitting of data.
2. If a method gives a linear Beer's law plot then the log-log plot will also be linear to the best fit.
3. Using a log-log plot will not affect the calibration because as mentioned in point 1, a log-log plot will help in data fitting and traightening out the data points. When a data is fitted, it is easy to perform calibration activity.
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