Five standard chromium (VI) solutions were prepared through serial dilution technique with corresponding absorbance readings at 540 nm wavelength as follows: Absorbance ConcentrationA1 = 0.650 C1 = 1.9 ppmA2 = 0.712 C2 = 4.0 ppmA3 = 1.370 C3 = 6.0 ppmA4 = 2.050 C4 = 8.0 ppmA5 = 3.423 C5 = 10.0 ppmThe sample solution gives an average absorbance reading of 0.713. What is then the concentration of chromium (VI) ion in the sample?(Note: please provide necessary solutions)

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Five standard chromium (VI) solutions were prepared through serial dilution technique with corresponding absorbance readings at 540 nm wavelength as follows:

Absorbance Concentration

A₁ = 0.650 C₁ = 1.9 ppm

A₂ = 0.712 C₂ = 4.0 ppm

A₃ = 1.370 C₃ = 6.0 ppm

A₄ = 2.050 C₄ = 8.0 ppm

A₅ = 3.423 C₅ = 10.0 ppm

The sample solution gives an average absorbance reading of 0.713. What is then the concentration of chromium (VI) ion in the sample?

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