1. Write down the equation from the trendline fit of the standard curve data tha
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1. Write down the equation from the trendline fit of the standard curve data that will be used to determine the concentrations of the unknowns.
2. Determination of the concentration of the unknown sample using the trendline fit.
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Explanation / Answer
Ans. 1. Trendline equation of the graph is-
I. Y = 0.0425 X – 0.0077 - for group A
II. Y = 0.0436 X – 0.0304 - for group B
Ans. 2. Ans. In the graph, Y-axis indicates absorbance and X-axis depicts concentration. That is, according to the trendline (linear regression) equation Y = 0.0425 X – 0.0077 obtained from the graph, 1 absorbance unit (1 Y = Y) is equal to 0.0425 times 1 units on X-axis (concentration) minus 0.00077.
For example, consider the unknown 2 from group A :
Trendline equation for group A is Y = 0.0425 X – 0.0077
Absorbance of unknown 2 (or, B) = 0.272
Now,
Putting the value of absorbance of unknown (Y = 0.272) in the trendline equation -
0.272 = 0.0425 X – 0.0077 ; (Absorbance of unknown is Y = 0.272)
Or, 0.272 + 0.0077 = 0.0425 X
Or, X = 0.2797 / (0.0425)
Or, X = 6.58
Therefore, an absorbance of 0.272 indicates a value of 6.58 concentration units.
So,
Concentration of the unknown = 6.58 unit
= 6.58 mg/ mL ; [concentration unit = 1 mg/mL]
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