Fluoride ion selective electrodes obey the following equation:E(V)-K-B(0.0592)log[F]where the fluoride concentration is expressed as mol/L and the temperature coefficient p is normally equal to 1.In a normal calibration procedure you dilute a standard fluoride solution to between 10 and 20 mg/L fluoride ion and then measure the response of theelectrode, You then plot the data and do a linear regression to obtain the fitting coefficients K and 3. Use the plotting and linear regression tools in Excel tocalculate K and 3 from the data in the table. The coefficient is close to 1, and can be determined from a calibration curve.F concentration(mg/L)10.012.016.018.020.0E(V)-0.351-0.356-0.350-0.364-0.367-0.369What value of K do you obtain from your plot?-0.551✔-0.551What value of $ do you obtain from your plot?100✔1.03EGG PRMyCiou PlayPo Sumege Tensty

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Fluoride ion selective electrodes obey the following equation:
E(V)-K-B(0.0592)log[F]
where the fluoride concentration is expressed as mol/L and the temperature coefficient p is normally equal to 1.
In a normal calibration procedure you dilute a standard fluoride solution to between 10 and 20 mg/L fluoride ion and then measure the response of the
electrode, You then plot the data and do a linear regression to obtain the fitting coefficients K and 3. Use the plotting and linear regression tools in Excel to
calculate K and 3 from the data in the table. The coefficient is close to 1, and can be determined from a calibration curve.
F concentration
(mg/L)
10.0
12.0
16.0
18.0
20.0
E(V)
-0.351
-0.356
-0.350
-0.364
-0.367
-0.369
What value of K do you obtain from your plot?
-0.551✔
-0.551
What value of $ do you obtain from your plot?
100✔
1.03
EGG PR
MyCi
ou Play
Po Sum
ege Ten
sty

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