How Does a PhD in Organic Chemistry Approach Signal Amplitude in Physics?

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Hi I recently joined and posted in the General Physics forum with a question I have about signal amplitude. I am interning in patent law and have been put on a project outside of my technical are so I was looking for insight from those in the know.
 
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