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Use Python programming (or Excel) to analyze and plot a real equilibrium sedimentation equilibrium experiment. The data are from an experiment in my lab. The file at the link below contains measured concentrations as a function of radius for a large protein assembly designed in the laboratory, after an ultracentrifugation experiment came to equilibrium. The first column is the radius in cm. The second column is the measured concentration.

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