An fas calibration curve (absorbance, y-axis vs. fas in g/ml) gave an equation he regression line of: y-3678(x)+0.056. if an unknown fas sample solution gave a reading of 25.6 %, what is the fas concentration in the measured solution?

FAS concentration = 1.61*10^-4M

Explanation:

Beer Lambert's law relates the absorbance (A) of a substance to its concentration (c) as:

where ε = molar absorption coefficient

l = path length

A plot of 'A' vs 'c' gives a straight line with slope = εl

In addition absorbance (A) is related to % Transmittance (%T) as:

A = 2-log%T----(2)

For the FAS solution, the corresponding calibration fit is given as:

y = 3678(x) + 0.056

This implies that the slope = εl = 3678

It is given that %T = 25.6%

Based on equation(1):

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the formula mass of a molecule or a compound is the sum of the atomic weights of the atoms in its empirical formula

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