Objectives
- Perform error analysis on the compiled data calibration curve.
- Determine the standard deviation for the data points.
- Determine the confidence interval for 90% and 95% confidence.
- Determine if any data can be ruled out using a Q-test.
- Determine the molar extinction coefficient for both adenosine and inosine.
- Determine the concentration of an unknown adenosine sample(taken from Javier's group).
- Perform Grubb's test on outlying peak of adenosine molar extinction coefficent graph.
- Perform data analysis on molar extinction coefficient graphs(both adenosine and inosine).
Group calibration curve data
Figure 1. CHEM-571 Calibration Curve for Adenosine
- The Grubb's test will be employed to determine whether the points that lie outside of the line of best fit are outliers
Figure 2. CHEM-571 Calibration Curve for Inosine
Table 1. Molar absorptivity for Adenosine and Inosine
Molar Absorptivity(Lmol-1cm-1)
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Adenosine |
14025
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Inosine |
11007
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Table 2. Standard deviation of Inosine Absorbance values
Comcentration(M)
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Standard Deviation
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4.80E-05 |
0.10707708
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4.00E-05 |
0.12254917
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3.20E-05 |
0.0943149
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2.40E-05 |
0.06671357
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1.60E-05 |
0.04841797
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8.00E-06 |
0.04748368
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Table 3. Standard deviation of Adenosine Absorbance values
Concentration(M)
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Standard Deviation
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3.00E-05 |
0.072537576
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2.50E-05 |
0.045680412
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2.00E-05 |
0.064123319
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1.50E-05 |
0.056753854
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1.00E-05 |
0.0313289
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5.00E-06 |
0.046559639
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Unknown Adenosine Solution
Figure 3. Absorption Spectrum of Unknown Concentration
- Using the molar extinction coefficient determined from the calibration curve above the concentration of the unknown is 4.7344E-5 M.
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