Pretend you repeat the experiment using a different unknown chromium salt. The measured absorbance of solution "beta" is 0.65 AU. If the dilution factor between solution "alpha" and solution "beta" is 20x (twenty-fold), what's the concentration of chromium(VI) in solution "alpha"? Use this Beer's plot in your analysis:

Pretend you repeat the experiment using a different unknown chromium salt. The measured absorbance of solution "beta" is 0.65 AU. If the dilution factor between solution "alpha" and solution "beta" is 20x (twenty-fold), what's the concentration of chromium(VI) in solution "alpha"? Use this Beer's plot in your analysis:

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