00:02
So now you have a chart with the concentration of a protein in the first column and then also you have absorbance on the second column.
00:13
So you can see the protein is in a concentration of microgram per mil and absorbance is being listed on the right column.
00:21
So use this data to create a standard curve first and then calculate the final concentration by using a dilution and also convert the concentration from microgram per mil to milligram per mil and round up to three significant numbers.
00:41
So the very first step you want to create a standard curve.
00:44
What i would do is i would select both columns and then i would go to insert.
00:50
Then i will go to the chart and i will select the scatter chart right here and select the first one here, scatter.
01:01
So you can see that i got five dots each represent one data point here.
01:07
Now then i'm going to label the x and y axis by clicking the axis title.
01:14
So the x axis is going to be the concentration.
01:20
So i want to label it so that you guys don't get mistaken.
01:25
So microgram per mil.
01:28
So always label your axis and y obviously is absorbance.
01:36
There's no unit.
01:41
So now we know x is always concentration, y is absorbance.
01:44
We have this linear correlation between the concentration versus absorbance.
01:49
So the next step you want to right click the each of the one of data point and then go to the trend line.
02:02
And then you will see a trend line which is linear and then you want to go all the way down to the format trend line bottom which has several options.
02:11
You want to check display equation on chart and display r square value on chart.
02:17
So the y equals 0 .002x plus 0 .1424 will be the standard curve and r square value shows how accurate the data is.
02:28
So you can see 0 .099 is very close to one so it means these data are close to the line.
02:35
So this is what we want to use.
02:38
So this is our standard curve.
02:41
So now i want to use the whiteboard to calculate the rest of the content.
02:50
So let's go to whiteboard...