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Cellular Respiration and Photosynthesis Post-Laboratory Assignment,
15 points
Graph a standard curve of dissolved oxygen and absorbance (See “How to Create a Graph”
document posted to Blackboard) using the following table of data. Remember you do
not
include your unknown values in your standard curve! Include a trend-line, and using the
equation from the standard curve, calculate the dissolved oxygen concentration of each of your
samples.
Dissolved Oxygen (mg/L)
Absorbance (@550nm)
3.0
0.810
4.1
0.706
6.0
0.521
7.99
0.388
10.0
0.250
Comparing your calculations to the process you identified in each test tube in Table 3; do your
data make sense? Why or why not? The rubric that will be used to grade this assignment is
posted to your Blackboard page. Post-laboratory submissions that are not double-spaced will
automatically receive a 2-point deduction.
Calculations of DO concentrations from Table 3:
Test Tube #1 – 11.5 mg/L
Test Tube #2 – 11.4 mg/L
Test Tube #3 – 11.6 mg/L
Test Tube #4 – 11.9 mg/L
Test Tube #5 – 11.4 mg/L
My Results were vastly different than the results shown above. This is most likely due to the amount of
water and plant leaves that were in the test tube. My results show that the Dissolved Oxygen
concentration was much higher during every result than the ones above. Our absorbance levels were
also much lower than the table above, again most likely due to the amount of water we had (a lower
amount than the table above) in our test tubes.
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