Is the Cu detectable at a concentration of 0.10 mg/L in Flame-AAS? Please use data given. Table 2. Absorbance reading of blank and a standard solution containing 0.10 mg/L CuMeasurementBlank0.10 mg/L Cu10.001250.0025420.001980.0021530.001650.0026640.001450.0028750.000310.0022960.000870.00234

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Is the Cu detectable at a concentration of 0.10 mg/L in Flame-AAS? Please use data given.

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