The standard calibration curve for absorbance vs. [Cu"] yielded a straight line with an equation y = 57.48(x) + 0.000481. The absorbance of the solution of CuCaH,Og was equal to 0.177. Calculate concentration of [Cu2"]. O 3.10 x 103 O 3.11x 102 10.1x 10-2 5.05 x 102

The standard calibration curve for absorbance vs. [Cu"] yielded a straight line with an equation y = 57.48(x) + 0.000481. The absorbance of the solution of CuCaH,Og was equal to 0.177. Calculate concentration of [Cu2"]. O 3.10 x 103 O 3.11x 102 10.1x 10-2 5.05 x 102

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter31: Introduction To Analytical Separations

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