Yes of course you use notebooks to write the parameters of your experiments. Actually you should put the results of your experiments as well in your legally bonded notebook, otherwise you cannot claim you had any result... anyway tho was. this was not the point of the post. I don't think you...
What's the most common type of notebook that scientists use?
I am not talking about the laboratory notebook (which is also a little bit outdated as now all the data are digital and it is quite time consuming to print out the results and put it in the notebook..), but the notebook where...
This topic is for researchers/PhD students.
How do you organize your own lab book?
i.e. in the case you have different projects, do you organize your day experiments chronologically or by project?
Which format do you prefer? ruled, squared, a4, a5...etc.
maybe the problem is a confusion between Absorption and Absorbance.
If I got it, Absorption is 1-T and Absorbance is log(1/T) in base 10.
Probably the machine give Absorbance, that goes from 0 to infinity, and it display it only from 0 to 10.
Is it usual?
on the machine I read a value for A, from 0 to 10.
What does it mean? does 10 correspond to 100%?
Is it correct to do this?:
A from machine = 1,
that means 10 % for me.
Then A=alpha*length*C
10=alpha*lenght*C -> C=...
I assume that alpha it was calculated assuming A ranging from 0 to...