2) In an experiment similar to ours, an FeSCN2+ standard curve was prepared (pictured below)and used to extrapolate the FeSCN²+ concentrations from three solutions of unknown [FeSCN²+]that were prepared at the same time.The standard curve was found to have a slope of 1950 M¹ and the three solutions of unknown[FeSCN²+] were found to have absorbances of 0.196, 0.281 and 0.365. Based on these data, whatwas the [FeSCN2+] in each solution?Absorbance at 460 nm[FeSCN²*] (M)

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The standard curve was found to have a slope of 1950 M-¹ and the three solutions of unknown [FeSCN²+] were found to have absorbances of 0.196, 0.281 and 0.365. Based on these data, what was the [FeSCN²+] in each solution?

The standard curve was found to have a slope of 1950 M-¹ and the three solutions of unknown [FeSCN²+] were found to have absorbances of 0.196, 0.281 and 0.365. Based on these data, what was the [FeSCN²+] in each solution?

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