If the unknown well water samples were analyzed at 508 nm but the external standard solutions were analyzed at 420nm, fully explain how this would influence your mean Fe2*concentration in the unknown well water sample.

If the unknown well water samples were analyzed at 508 nm but the external standard solutions were analyzed at 420nm, fully explain how this would influence your mean Fe2*concentration in the unknown well water sample.

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