Would you show work for the deviations and Standard deviation. Thank you =) Solutions: miqx3pH of solutionConcentration of H3O+(616)Absorbance at Amax(for B²-)Concentration of B2- in solutionK valuesConcentration of HB in solutionAverage K valueDeviationND 8.21Standard deviationfob and1 28.21 7.15 6.84 6.65 4.556.16x107.07x 108M 1.49 x 107 M 2.24x107 2.81x10-5N/A3N/AN/A0.8840.v. 0.470 au 0.305au. 0.213 au 0.403 a...2.5×10 M 1.3x10 "M 8.7x10-SM 6.1x10-³MN/A47.7x10 7.6x108 7.1x1087.5x10-85M.1.2x10M 1.6x10""M_1,9x10 "M_25×10="Mnoitslubled weJ2hsN/ABH 101 16 sungchoadaN/A

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Solutions: pH of solution Concentration of H3O+ (616) Absorbance at Amax(for B²-) Concentration of B2- in solution Concentration of HB in solution K values Average K value Deviation esab end Standard deviation 1 2 8.21 7.15 6.84 6.16x107.07x 108m 1.44 x 107 M 2.24x10²M281x10 0.884a.v. 0.470au, 0.305au. 0.213 au. 0.403a..! 25x10M /.3x10 "M 8.7x10-³M 6.1×10-³M. N/A N/A N/A N/A 3 1.2x10M 1.6x10" M 1.9x10" M 2.5×10 "M 7.7x10 7.6x10-8 7.1x10-8 7.5x10-8 noitsijaled wel 5 6.65 4.55 84.107 N/A sono 181 769 ishodA N/A

Solutions: pH of solution Concentration of H3O+ (616) Absorbance at Amax(for B²-) Concentration of B2- in solution Concentration of HB in solution K values Average K value Deviation esab end Standard deviation 1 2 8.21 7.15 6.84 6.16x107.07x 108m 1.44 x 107 M 2.24x10²M281x10 0.884a.v. 0.470au, 0.305au. 0.213 au. 0.403a..! 25x10M /.3x10 "M 8.7x10-³M 6.1×10-³M. N/A N/A N/A N/A 3 1.2x10M 1.6x10" M 1.9x10" M 2.5×10 "M 7.7x10 7.6x10-8 7.1x10-8 7.5x10-8 noitsijaled wel 5 6.65 4.55 84.107 N/A sono 181 769 ishodA N/A

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305577213

Author:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

Publisher:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

Chapter9: Atomic Absorption And Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry

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