A calibration curve for the colorimetric determination of phosphorous in urine is prepared by reacting standard solutions of phosphate with molybdenum(VI) and reducing the phosphomolybdic acid complex to produce the characteristic blue color. The measured absorbance A is plotted against the concentration of phosphorus. From the following data, determine the linear least-squares equation and calculate ppm P in the urine sample: ppm P A 1.00 0.205 2.00 0.410 3.00 0.615 4.00 0.820 Urine sample 0.625

A calibration curve for the colorimetric determination of phosphorous in urine is prepared by reacting standard solutions of phosphate with molybdenum(VI) and reducing the phosphomolybdic acid complex to produce the characteristic blue color. The measured absorbance A is plotted against the concentration of phosphorus. From the following data, determine the linear least-squares equation and calculate ppm P in the urine sample: ppm P A 1.00 0.205 2.00 0.410 3.00 0.615 4.00 0.820 Urine sample 0.625

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285640686

Author:Skoog

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Chapter17: Complexation And Precipitation Reactions And Titrations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 17.34QAP

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