A solution containing 2.30 mM of X (analyte) and 1.15 mM of S (standard) gave peakareas of 1728 and 6482, respectively, in a chromatographic analysis. Then, O.620 mLof 3.82 mM S was added to 2.75 mL of unknown X and the mixture was diluted to10.0 mL. This solution gave peak areas 2501 and 2281 for X and S, respectively. Findthe concentration of X in the original unknown.

Given, known Amount of X = 2.30 mM, amount of S = 1.15 mM Peak area of X is 1728 and that of S is…

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