Asked by Lora
How would you get the concentration(ppm) of a sample from absorbance?
Absorbance of standard = 2.55
Absorbance of sample = 2.31
Wavelength of machine 345nm
slit lenght = 1cm
time = 2s
The metal being tested is Copper and the concentration of the standard is 8ppm.
Absorbance of standard = 2.55
Absorbance of sample = 2.31
Wavelength of machine 345nm
slit lenght = 1cm
time = 2s
The metal being tested is Copper and the concentration of the standard is 8ppm.
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
Absorbance std = k*concn std
2.55 = k*8
Solve for k.
Absorbance sample = k*concn sample
2.31 = k from above*concn sample
Solve for c sample.
2.55 = k*8
Solve for k.
Absorbance sample = k*concn sample
2.31 = k from above*concn sample
Solve for c sample.
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