1.Data & Results4.0 mglmLConcentration of stock solution (include units):Table 1-Beer's Law Plot DataV Volume of standardsolution dispensed (mL)M, Diluted concentration(include units)SampleAbsorbanceA2.00 mL0.0844.00 mL0.173l6.00 mL0.2598.00 mL0.340E10.00 mL0.418Equation of trendline from Beer's Law plot:whats the diluted concentration and equation oftrendline from the beers law plot once created?

concentration of stock solution = 4mg/mL A. 8mg/mL 0.084 B. 16mg/mL 0.173 C. 24mg/mL…

I. Data & Results 4.0 mglmL Concentration of stock solution (include units): Table 1- Beer's Law Plot Data V, Volume of standard solution dispensed (mL) M, Diluted concentration (include units) Sample Absorbance 2.00 mL 0.084 4.00 mL 0.173

I. Data & Results 4.0 mglmL Concentration of stock solution (include units): Table 1- Beer's Law Plot Data V, Volume of standard solution dispensed (mL) M, Diluted concentration (include units) Sample Absorbance 2.00 mL 0.084 4.00 mL 0.173

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Data & Results
4.0 mglmL
Concentration of stock solution (include units):
Table 1-Beer's Law Plot Data
V Volume of standard
solution dispensed (mL)
M, Diluted concentration
(include units)
Sample
Absorbance
A
2.00 mL
0.084
4.00 mL
0.173
l6.00 mL
0.259
8.00 mL
0.340
E
10.00 mL
0.418
Equation of trendline from Beer's Law plot:
whats the diluted concentration and equation of
trendline from the beers law plot once created?

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