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>> So each time you analyse a set of samples, there is a linear
>> conversion, but it's different each time.
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> Only if the cross sectional area or length of the sample is different.
>
> You really need to read up on the physical properties of materials.
Well, sure. I mean, it's not like the resistence of a diode varies with
voltage.
Oh, wait, actually that's exactly what it does. :-P
So what makes you so certain that passing a current through a sample
can't cause some kind of chemical reaction that affects its electrical
characteristics, given that we don't even know what the hell this
machine is or what it does?
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