Presentation on linear graph paper

If further data manipulation is envisaged Naperian logarithms are preferred (i.e. to base e rather than base 10) since data in this form lend themselves to computer manipulation, particularly if the notation popular in Germany is used [95]. If a log to the base 10 abscissa is used the area under the frequency curve decreases from 100 to 43.4 units in this case [see equations (2.24)]. 

It is common practice to plot size distribution data in such a way that a straight line results, with all the advantages that follow from such a 

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