I need help with this. Here is the information and data needed.Record your slope and correlation coefficient, and intercept form your Part 1 graphY = Absorbance = 447.6 nmB = Y Intercept = 0.006465M = slope 2838 K = concentration of (FeSCN)So (FeSCN) equilibrium is = to : 447.6 – (0.006465) / 2838 = 0.1577144239 Equation of best fit line ____________________________________________________ Part IITable 2. Raw data collectedSolutionTemperature (°C)Absorbance1Room temperature (°C)0.2232Room temperature (°C)0.330 3Room temperature (°C)0.448 4Room temperature (°C)0.543 Calculate the equilibrium concentration of Fe(SCN)2+ for each solution 1-4 using the equation from the line on your graph obtained in Part I. Enter your results in Table 3. Show at least one sample calculation.

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I need help with this. Here is the information and data needed.

Record your slope and correlation coefficient, and intercept form your Part 1 graph

Y = Absorbance = 447.6 nm

B = Y Intercept = 0.006465

M = slope 2838

K = concentration of (FeSCN)

So (FeSCN) equilibrium is = to : 447.6 – (0.006465) / 2838 = 0.1577144239

Equation of best fit line ____________________________________________________

Part II

Table 2. Raw data collected

Solution	Temperature (°C)	Absorbance
1	Room temperature (°C)	0.223
2	Room temperature (°C)	0.330
3	Room temperature (°C)	0.448
4	Room temperature (°C)	0.543

Calculate the equilibrium concentration of Fe(SCN)²⁺ for each solution 1-4 using the equation from the line on your graph obtained in Part I. Enter your results in Table 3. Show at least one sample calculation.

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