What is another word for peak width?
Pronunciation: [pˈiːk wˈɪdθ] (IPA) 
Peak width is a term used in various fields, such as chemistry, physics, and engineering, to describe the range or spread of a peak corresponding to a specific measurement or property. The term is often used in chromatography, where it refers to the width and shape of a chromatographic peak. Synonyms for peak width include peak spread, peak breadth, peak width at half maximum, or full width at half maximum. Other related terms include peak symmetry, which describes how evenly the peak is distributed, and peak height, which describes the maximum intensity of the peak. In scientific research, understanding peak width is crucial for making accurate and reliable measurements and interpretations.
