@@RevertedmuslimSumaiya you mean parameters initial value?

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If you have done two-way ANOVA, than you can use small alphabets (a,b,c ...) as superscripts to represent significant differences row-wise. And capital alphabets (A, B, C ....) as superscripts to represent significant differences Column-wise.

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Consider each day as one treatment condition

Hello Raju When we do DSC, the software gives results in terms of mW/mg which is species energy input per unit time (energy flow). But if you are getting mv as signal output from the DSC instrument, typically corresponding to the voltage change as the sample is heated or cooled. To convert from mV to mW, you need to know the calibration factor of your DSC instrument, which relates voltage to power. And then calculate as follow: step - 1 Voltage mV power mW = ----------------------------------------- calibration factor mV mW Step - 2 After obtaining power in mW, divide by the sample mass in mg to get mW/mg

Cold crystallization, occurs when a polymer is reheated after being cooled below its glass transition temperature (Tg) but before it reaches its melting temperature (Tm). In this scenario, the polymer's molecular chains, previously in a disordered amorphous state, gain mobility upon heating. This increased mobility allows for further molecular orientation and the formation of new crystalline structures, resulting in another exothermic peak on the DSC curve on other hand, hot crystallization occurs when a polymer transitions from a molten state to a crystalline state as it cools down.

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@@AkanshaTripathi-xd2xu it means, there is significant difference between both treatments

Are you talking about adding a superscript over bar plot?

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@@niftemeducation7936 Select the column which you want as superscript. Right click on it ---> set as ---> Label. Then plot your bar graph.

@@LearnwithDr_Mani how can we decide the a and b values , that i want to know for 2 treatments , beacuse we cant use the SPSS

@@niftemeducation7936 Yes you can use SPSS for 2 treatments, just like we did for 3 treatments. But data should be in triplicate. Watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4nEqJmAd8aghLc This may help you

Yes, it can be done with 2 treatments as well. If there will be significant difference between them, then the superscript letter will be a & b.

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Hello dear, Check your mail and see in which format your data is (like, xlxs, txt,...) and search in KZbin how to import those data into origin. These are very basic, thats why I have not covered in this video.

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By the way, I saw the maximum concentration is 180 in the profile. Does it mean 200 is not a fixed concentration? thx

I think you are mixing domain equation (i.e., defined by fFick's law) and boundary condition.

@@邹凯-g3j At t = 0, it should be at 200 and then it will decrease.

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It depend what phases are their in your model. Anyways there are so many example are given in COMSOL website you can visit, I am providing on link, it may help you www.comsol.com/paper/a-multi-phase-heat-transfer-model-of-cooling-lava-66842

Very good question Mrs. Nandra Post Hoc test we perform to see which are groups or sets of data have significant difference. LSD & Duncan etc. type post Hoc text we do when our data fulfil homogeneity of variance condition. So, we use LSD test and it work on t-test for pairwise comparison. LSD is only suitable when we have three repeated measure, else it leads to Type 1 error. Along with LSD we do Duncan test, because it is an alternative to LSD, it requires larger difference between group means to detect significant difference.

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Usually, when we do the statistical analysis we set the significance level at 0.05. If P-value we get lesser than 0.05, then we can reject null Hypothesis and accept alternative hypothesis (i.e., data is significantly different). In your case, p is 0.078, which is higher then significance level, your data fails to regect null hypothesis. Your data is statistically not significant.

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