I see, it should be + sin(x)/2
But I don't see how substituting t=0 will provide the result of y(x,0)=sin(x), as its sin(x)/2 along with an exponential function.
Homework Statement
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
a0=4
an=8/Pi*n
Heres a written solution
https://gyazo.com/57e11d1e7a360914db8aec167beb6b39.png
I see, thanks.
To calculate the area, can I normalise my data so that the area under the curve is directly po
Thanks. I've managed to do it and used excel to calculate the gradient, in the form y=mx+c
One last question.
If I run a sample with an unknown concentration of F-, if I know the area...
Thanks, but I'm not sure I fully understand.
This is my current data graph; https://i.gyazo.com/72d8f842cc504e924d1d0f106fb0266a.png
The first large peak corresponds to F- ions.
If I assumed the signal as 0 how would I plot a calibration curve ? Would it be possible for me to choose 2 points on...
I've just done an ion chromatography experiment and have normalized my data for a known sample which has a known concentration of 10ppm.
I know that the first large peak is due to F- ions and so the area of the peak is propositional to the concentration of the ion.
Given that I know the area...
Yes I understand that they are mole fractions :)
I don't see why its necessary to solve for the mole fractions ? If I take a basis and use input=output can I not simply do as I have done in the image ?
As in Feed:purge 16:1
Well, as its asking for the ratios all I have done it calculated the flow rate for the purge stream and divided the feed stream by the purge stream.
This is what I have done;
https://i.gyazo.com/f8da4c1adac28ccb28c7aa3af095e1db.png