Biology A-Level
Quantifying results objectively and using replicates
What Quantifying results objectively and using replicates means in Biology A-Level, as defined for OCR.
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Colour intensity is quantified objectively by colorimeter absorbance or comparison with a colour standard, and replicates are used with a mean calculated so anomalous results can be identified.
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