1) Linearity
Use the data below to assess the linearity of each of the techniques. This will involve the construction of a fully labelled calibration graph for each technique. Supply the graph(s) that you think are necessary to demonstrate the last concentration where the graph is linear. Clearly explain how you reached the decision and explain which technique you would select on linearity and why
ICP-OES |
ICP-MS |
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Concentration µg/ml |
Signal/ cts |
Concentration µg/ml |
Signal/ cts |
0 |
2 |
0 |
24 |
0.01 |
12 |
0.01 |
233 |
0.1 |
120 |
0.1 |
2256 |
1 |
1267 |
1 |
25628 |
10 |
23494 |
10 |
222856 |
100 |
245012 |
100 |
2750860 |
1000 |
2025615 |
1000 |
23306490 |
10000 |
11222839 |
10000 |
255943660 |
100000 |
200562823 |
100000 |
2267108920 |
1000000 |
349382716 |
1000000 |
11773911990 |
Here i have attached two separate calibration plot for both the techniques
1. I have plotted concentration in x axis aand signal in Y axis.
2. from that plot im concluding that ICP-MS plot has good linearity with respect to R2=0.991 graph results in y=mx+c linear equation.m (slope) gives sensitivity is nothing ablity to detect signal (sensitivity=11743 ug/ml)
3.from that plot ICP-OES plot has also good linearity but not as ICP-MS m (slope) gives sensitivity is nothing ablity to detect signal (sensitivity=346.1 ug/ml)
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