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First calculate mean (μ) of 8 measurements. Sum of all measurements = 2.5719 Mean of all…

Dr. Caras was characterizing a cytochrome (an iron containing protein) from a new strain of bacteria. He obtained eight measurements of the percent iron in the protein: 0.3205%, 0.3202%, 0.3196%, 0.3198%, 0.3316%, 0.3197%, 0.3208%, and 0.3197%. Calculate the mean (x) and standard deviation (s) for these results.

Dr. Caras was characterizing a cytochrome (an iron containing protein) from a new strain of bacteria. He obtained eight measurements of the percent iron in the protein: 0.3205%, 0.3202%, 0.3196%, 0.3198%, 0.3316%, 0.3197%, 0.3208%, and 0.3197%. Calculate the mean (x) and standard deviation (s) for these results.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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ChapterA1: Evaluation Of Analytical Data

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