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three replicate determinations of the signals for a standard solution of an analyte at a concentration of 10.0ppm give value of .16, .15, .16( arbitrary unit), respectively. The signal for a method blank was found to be .02. calculate the concentration of analyze in a sample that gives a signal of .12
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you need to build a ratio, since concentration is proportional to the signal. like so: \(\dfrac{10.0 ppm}{0.16}=\dfrac{x\;ppm}{0.12}\) you just need to solve for x algebraically now.
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