First one is my data and second is what i need help with, please include calculations. a. name of compound: Tartrazine b. Color of compound: yellow c. Amax of compound( in nm): 427 d. Concentration of stock solution: 200×10E-6 c. preparing standard solutions Vol. of Stock Soln. (mL) Vol. of dilute Soln.(mL) Solution 1 0.2 9.8 Solution 2 0.5 9.5 Solution 3 1.0 9.0 Solution 4 1.5 8.5 Solution 5 2.0 8.0 f. Spectroscopic data Absorbance Solution 1 0.109 Solution 2 0.245 Solution 3 0.464 Solution 4 0.701 Solution 5 0.924 g. absorbance of original unknown solutions: Unk. 1 0.344 Unk. 2 0.340 a. Concentration of cach solution( use M,V1=M2V2) Soln. 1 Soln. 2 Soln 3 Soln. 4 Soln. 5 Concentration of standards (M or mM) Show calculations for determining the standard solutions concentration.

First one is my data and second is what i need help with, please include calculations. a. name of compound: Tartrazine b. Color of compound: yellow c. Amax of compound( in nm): 427 d. Concentration of stock solution: 200×10E-6 c. preparing standard solutions Vol. of Stock Soln. (mL) Vol. of dilute Soln.(mL) Solution 1 0.2 9.8 Solution 2 0.5 9.5 Solution 3 1.0 9.0 Solution 4 1.5 8.5 Solution 5 2.0 8.0 f. Spectroscopic data Absorbance Solution 1 0.109 Solution 2 0.245 Solution 3 0.464 Solution 4 0.701 Solution 5 0.924 g. absorbance of original unknown solutions: Unk. 1 0.344 Unk. 2 0.340 a. Concentration of cach solution( use M,V1=M2V2) Soln. 1 Soln. 2 Soln 3 Soln. 4 Soln. 5 Concentration of standards (M or mM) Show calculations for determining the standard solutions concentration.

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Chapter7: Statistical Data Treatment And Evaluation

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