Describe a concise step by step lab procedure for preparing a standard aqueous solution containing 3.019 millimolar (mM) of Pb from solid lead nitrate Pb(NO3)2 analytical grade reagent with a high purity of 99.989 %. Show and state the relevant calculations and/or assumptions in each step of the procedure.

Describe a concise step by step lab procedure for preparing a standard aqueous solution containing 3.019 millimolar (mM) of Pb from solid lead nitrate Pb(NO3)2 analytical grade reagent with a high purity of 99.989 %. Show and state the relevant calculations and/or assumptions in each step of the procedure.

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Describe a concise step by step lab
procedure for preparing a
standard aqueous solution
containing 3.019 millimolar (mm)
of Pb from solid lead nitrate
Pb(NO3)2 analytical grade reagent
with a high purity of 99.989 %.
Show and state the relevant
calculations and/or assumptions in
each step of the procedure.

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