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Error Bars in Normal Distributions

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Error Bars in Column / Bar Graphs

http://chandoo.org/wp/2010/07/12/gantt-box-chart-tutorial-template/http://support2.dundas.com/OnlineDocumentation/winchart2005/ErrorBarsChart.html

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Standard Deviation,

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Standard Deviation: A statistical measure of spread or variability. Computed as the root mean square (RMS) deviation of the values from their arithmetic mean.

Variance: The square of the standard deviation.

STDEV, sample of a largerpopulation

STDEVP, entire population

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Average & Error Barsin Column Graphs

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Compute Sigma

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Compute Sigma

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How to Add Error Bars

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How to Add Error Bars

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How to Add Error Bars

Select the cell that contains the sigma value

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Average & Error Barsin Bar Graphs

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Average & Error Barsin Bar Graphs

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Average & Error Barsin Bar Graphs

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Bad example Better example

(X,Y) Scatter Graphs& Regression

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How to Present (X,Y) Scatter Graphs, Compute Trendlines, and Extract Chemical

Information using Excel

How to Present (X,Y) Scatter Graphs, Compute Trendlines, and Extract Chemical

Information using Excel

Example: Chemical Kinetics & Equilibria SP10 Assign. #4 on Aspirin: Handout & online.

SP11 Assign. #4 on pH-Indicator: Handout & online.

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AP11 Assignment #4AP11 Assignment #4

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AP11 Assignment #4AP11 Assignment #4

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AP11 Assignment #4AP11 Assignment #4

Your simulated spectrum will be the sum of the Gaussian functions that describe the absorbances of the three species: -- protonated dye-- neutral dye, and -- deprotonated dye.

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AP11 Assignment #4AP11 Assignment #4

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(X,Y) Built-In Functions

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(X,Y) Data Quadratic Function

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(X,Y) Data Quadratic Function

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(X,Y) Data Quadratic Function

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(X,Y) Data Quadratic Function

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(X,Y) Data Quadratic Function

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(X,Y) Data Quadratic Function

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(X,Y) Data Quadratic Function

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(X,Y) Data Quadratic Function

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(X,Y) Data QF: Y-Axis Error Bars

1. Left click the graph line to which you want to add error bars.2-Mac: Control-click the selected line.2-PC: Left-click the selected line.3. Select “Format Data Series”.

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(X,Y) Data QF: Y-Axis Error Bars

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(X,Y) Data QF: Y-Axis Error Bars

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(X,Y) Data QF: Y-Axis Error Bars

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(X,Y) Data QF: Types of Errors

The precise function was y = x2

The sample data were computed with: y = [x+0.3*RAND()]2 The x-values were assumed to be error-free

The fitted function was: y = 0.9937x2+ 0.3459xThe STDEV of the y-values is 0.62

Systematic error: All numbersin the sample will be too high!

Systematic error: There should not be a linear term.

This is were you notice the systematic error made (on purpose) in the sample data generation!