Response Factor Calculator

Formula

To calculate the Response Factor (RF):

\[ RF = \frac{PA}{C} \]

Where:

\( RF \) is the Response Factor
\( PA \) is the peak area
\( C \) is the concentration

Response Factor Definition

The Response Factor (RF) is a measure used in analytical chemistry to quantify the relationship between the peak area of a substance in a chromatogram and its concentration. It is calculated by dividing the peak area by the concentration of the substance.

Example Calculation

Let's assume the following values:

Peak Area \( PA \) = 500
Concentration \( C \) = 50

Step 1: Use the response factor formula:

\[ RF = \frac{PA}{C} = \frac{500}{50} = 10 \]

The Response Factor (RF) is 10.