Concentrációgráf

Concentrációgráf, also known as a concentration graph or concentration diagram, is a graphical representation used to visualize the distribution of a substance or property within a defined space or system. Typically, these graphs depict areas of high and low concentration using color gradients, contour lines, or shading. The intensity of the color or the density of the contour lines corresponds to the magnitude of the concentration.

These graphs are employed across various scientific and engineering disciplines. In chemistry, they can illustrate the concentration of reactants and products in a chemical reaction over time or space. In environmental science, concentration graphs are used to map the spread of pollutants in air or water. In medicine, they might show the distribution of a drug within the body or the concentration of biomarkers in tissue samples.

The axes of a concentration graph usually represent spatial dimensions, such as x, y, and z coordinates, or time. The third dimension, representing concentration, is often encoded through color or contour levels. The interpretation of a concentration graph involves identifying regions of elevated or diminished concentration and understanding how these patterns change or relate to other factors within the system. They are valuable tools for analysis, prediction, and communication of complex concentration data.