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We introduce a method based on the finite size scaling assumption whichallows to determine numerically the critical point and critical exponentsrelated to observables in an infinite system starting from the knowledge of theobservables in finite systems. We apply the method to bond percolation in 2dimensions and compare the results obtained when the bond probability p or thefragment multiplicity m are chosen as the relevant parameter.Comment: 12 pages, TeX, 4 figure

About the determination of critical exponents related to possible phase transitions in nuclear fragmentation