QUESTION 2 You find that for your analysis, your response factor (adjusted for internal standard) for a particular analyte was 0.0104 ppm-1. when you run a sample mixture, the integration for that component is 2,186, and the integration for the internal standard is 14,139. What is the concentration of the component in ppm? (Enter the numerical value without units.)

QUESTION 2 You find that for your analysis, your response factor (adjusted for internal standard) for a particular analyte was 0.0104 ppm-1. when you run a sample mixture, the integration for that component is 2,186, and the integration for the internal standard is 14,139. What is the concentration of the component in ppm? (Enter the numerical value without units.)

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter33: Automated Methods Of Analysis

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