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a desired quantity can be found directly from a single measurement, then the uncertainty in the quantity is completely determined by the precision of the error propagation formula for multiplication measurement. It is not so simple, however, when a quantity must be calculated
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from two or more measurements, each with their own uncertainty. In this case the precision of the final error propagation rules result depends on the uncertainties in each of the measurements that went into calculating it. In other words, uncertainty is always present and a measurement’s uncertainty is always carried through all https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UAp5n5lVRE calculations that use it. Fundamental Equations One might think that all we need to do is perform the calculation at the extreme of each variable’s confidence interval, and the result reflecting the uncertainty in the calculated quantity. Although this works in some instances, it usually fails, because we need to account for the distribution of possible values in all of the measured http://chemlab.truman.edu/DataAnalysis/Propagation%20of%20Error/PropagationofError.htm variables and how that affects the distribution of values in the calculated quantity. Although this seems like a daunting task, the problem is solvable, and it has been solved, but the proof will not be given here. The result is a general equation for the propagation of uncertainty that is given as Eqn. 1.2 In Eqn. 1 f is a function in several variables, xi, each with their own uncertainty, Δxi. (1) From Eqn. 1, it is possible to calculate the uncertainty in the function, Δf, if we know the uncertainties in each variable and the functional form of f (so we can calculate the partial derivatives with respect to each variable). It is easier to understand how this all works by doing several examples. Example 1: f = x + y (the result is the same for f = x – y). Let the uncertainty in x and y be Δx and Δy, respectively. Taking the partial derivatives with respect to each variable gives: and . The uncertainty in f is then , or (2) Example 2: f = x•y (a
Maths for Chemists' website, and ● Essential Mathematics and Statistics for Science, 2nd Edition Graham Currell and Antony Dowman, Wiley-Blackwell, 2009 Return http://calcscience.uwe.ac.uk/w2/am/ExcelTuts/ExcelDataUncert.htm to Excel Tutorial Index This study unit uses video to demonstrate the use of Excel in the analysis of experimental data and its uncertainty. The Excel files used in the data analysis examples and videos can be downloaded here: ExcelDataUncert01.xlsx for analyses 1 and 2, and BeersLaw.xls for analysis 3 The study unit is divided into four error propagation main sections: Introduction - provides an overview of the important methods of data analysis using Excel, together with links to video tutorials on basic skills and self-assessment study guide/tutorials on linear regression. 1. Analysis of replicate data - demonstrates the use of equations, functions and data analysis tools, to interpret the results of repeated measurements of error propagation formula a single experimental value. The data represents replicate measures of the pressure, p, of a gas. 2. Analysis of linear data - demonstrates the use of regression analysis and graphical presentation to interpret the experimental results for a linear relationship between two variables. The data uses the variation of pressure, p, against temperature, T, of an ideal gas. 3. Analysis of linear calibration data - demonstrates the analysis of spectrophotometric data, using correlation coefficients, data residuals, and a calculation of the 95% confidence interval of the measurement of concentration using the calibration line of best-fit. Introduction It is possible to: · Use Excel functions to perform specific calculations e.g. =SQRT(B4) will calculate the square root of the value in cell B4. · Write equations directly into Excel cells, e.g. =B5*B6/SQRT(B4) will multiply the contents of B5 and B6 and divide by the square root of B4. · Use Data Analysis tools. These are not normally loaded when Excel is first installed, but can be added later (see video) u
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