If the unknown well water samples were analyzed at 550 nm but the external standard solutions were analyzed at 508 nm , fully explain how this would influence your mean Fe 2+ concentration in the unknown well water sample

If the unknown well water samples were analyzed at 550 nm but the external standard solutions were analyzed at 508 nm , fully explain how this would influence your mean Fe 2+ concentration in the unknown well water sample

Chemistry

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If the unknown

well water

samples were analyzed at

550

but the

external

standard

solutions

were analyzed at 508

, fully explain how this would influence

your

mean

concentration in the unknown

well water

sample

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