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Tricky Graph Question
Hi, I have two raw materials A & B, I measure the amount
of each of them during a reaction. If the ratio of A:B is ok the reaction will proceed with no further additions of either raw material, I want to generate a tram line graph that shows the aging of the reaction. "A" would be along the bottom and "B" up the side, I would have two columns of reation results, each time I would measure both A & B. If I plot this info I get a graph with two lines on it, how do I plot a variable amount of A against a variable amount of B ? e.g. A=10, B=8, next data A=9, B=7, next data A=3, B=3, next data A=1, B=1.5 and ultimately A=0.5 B=0.5. |
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