Deriving the magnitude of error of absorance (true and measured) from Transmittance equation
- From: "Wonderboi85" <george.imseeh@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 20 Nov 2006 19:37:31 -0800
Hi there,
I have just been going through some pastpapers and I came across the
following question:
we are given the following equation:
int(n10-A(L)dL)
T = --------------------
int(ndL)
Where T is the measured trasnmittance, n is a constant (originally
I(L)D(L)S(L) and L=wavelength = lamda.
A = log 1/T
We are then asked to derive the magnitude of error of absorbance
equation (diff b/w true and measure absorbance):
sinh(ln(10) delta A / 2)
_A_ - A = log ---------------------------------
ln(10) delta A/2
I have been trying all evening on this and still can't get anywhere. We
were also given the following equation:
A(L) = (delta A/ delta L) (L + (L1 + L2)/2) + _A_
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanx
WB
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