Asked by eliz

I am unsure exactly how to set up this calculation. From a graph that we got from getting different absorbances we took those points we got and got a equation for the best fit line. The equation was y = 760.8x + .02014 and the unknown absorbance equalled .254. We than wanted to determine the permanganate ion concentreation in the solution using the equation for the line. how exactly would you go about doing that?
Answered by DrBob222
I assume y is Absorbance and x is concn.
So plug 0.254 in for y (absorbance) and solve for x.
I never did this in school. We plotted the data and read the concn from the graph. You could do that, too.
Answered by JAZA
I WANT THE PICTURE OFACID AND ALKALIS
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