Melting point experiment: how do i know the calibration curve?

Question

we did an experiment where:

week one we did a graph with the melting points of different compounds.
week 2 we used the graph to correct the melting point of unknown # 1 and then unknown # 2
we mixed unknown 2 with other compounds to determine what it is.

now i have to state what the calibration curve is but the teacher did not explain. how do i do this?
we find one unknown and its melting point

Answer 1

Your post is not clear, at least not to me. Perhaps another tutor can figure it out.

Answer 2

this is what i have so far..

A. unknown 1
melting point range (uncorr) 50.0-53.0
melting point range (corr) 50.2-53.2 (because of graph from part 1 of experiment)
melting point average 51.7

b unknown 2
melting point range (uncorr) 65.0-67.0
melting point range (corr) 65.6-67.6 (because of graph from part 1 of experiment)
melting point average 66.6

mix melting point range of unknown 2 with

compount mp range
benzhydrol 65.0-67.0
phenylbenzoate 63.0-70.0
bephenyl 67.0-69.0

unknown 2 is benshydrol

II.
include your calibration curve with this report. after the calibration curve is returned to you, tape it in your lab notebook

how do I do this???