Explain uses of graph in analytical chemestry
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Explanation:
graphs are useful in analytical chemistry they are useful for determining the constituent in an element that the percentage of different elements in a molecule the graph graph of moles and mass can be determine analytical chemistry is a branch which has a whole lot of uses of graphs
Helps to spot trends or patterns, like increasing boiling points etc. It is an easy method of representation, and is easier to understand than text, and can be used as structural evidence to support conclusion. Moreover it can help to identify anomalies ( suppose, all points lie on a straight line except one, then there is a possibility that that value which doesn't lie on the same line is wrong). Anomalies can be corrected by repeating the experiment a few times, which leads to more precise conclusions.
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