[Heli0x]

Hi everyone.

I just started my first analytical chem course, and I'm here sitting writing a report. Everything is going just fine, except for the fact that I can't get my head around what Single Point Calibration actually is, and what it does in practical terms.

In the experiment we used UV/Vis for analysis.

So, is there some kind soul out there who would be willing to explain this to me?

[steven]

Single point calibration means that you only need to prepare one concentartion level of your reference standard when you perform your work on your UV spectrometer. Good luck