In the previous chapter we discussed the structure and significance of characteristic curve graphs in some detail. If you don’t have a good grasp of that material, I suggest that you review it now. When you’re satisfied that you understand what the curves stand for and how they’re calibrated, let’s proceed to plot and analyze a typical paper curve.
Curve construction involves some simple mechanical drawing. If you’ve never done it before, a few suggestions may be in order. I recommend that you use the inexpensive ...
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