How to calculate an area under a curve in origin?

In this tutorial, learn step-by-step how to calculate the integrated area under a curve using Origin software. The area calculation is essential for accurate scientific analysis and interpretation.
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[@srikrishna2258]

Very useful sir Thank you

[@PhDzzz66]

Glad that you liked it…do like, share and subscribe🥳

[@asneelasheshlal6485]

how to calculate for two different groups in same graph? Is it possible.

[@PhDzzz66]

It’s possible as long as two groups have different chemistry

[@PhDzzz66]

Yes, it’s possible

[@JakirAhmed-n4x4s]

Can you please tell, what the unit of the area calculated here?

[@PhDzzz66]

The unit of the integrated area in XPS spectra is typically counts or intensity. This area represents the total signal collected from a specific binding energy range and is proportional to the number of photoelectrons detected. To convert this to a more meaningful unit, such as atoms or molecules, you would need to normalize the area with respect to the sensitivity factors of the elements involved and the overall experimental setup.

[@derrickallantaylor5361]

Thank you Sir

[@PhDzzz66]

Most welcome

[@Sana-sf3ry]

Which software sir can you send the software download link

[@PhDzzz66]

Its Originlab and needs to buy