What are the assumptions about the data when using linear regression? And therefore, when using linear regression to produce a calibration curve, why is it not okay to plot the standard concentrations on the y-axis and the instrument response on the x-axis?
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What are the assumptions about the data when using linear regression? And therefore, when using linear...
Pyrene was analyzed using GC-MS at the selected ion mode. The calibration curve of peak area (GC-MS response) vs. concentration is shown below along with the regression output. A blank sample was analyzed seven times, giving a mean peak area of 125 and standard deviation of 15. A check standard at 0.5 ppm was also measured seven times, giving a standard deviation of 300. The raw data, Excel's printouts of linear regression along with the line plot are attached. (a)...
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