* You can keep extra decimal places through most of this problem, but round yourfinal estimate to one decimal place*You wish to quantify your favourite compound in an experimental solution usingspectrophotometry. First, you use standard solutions of your favourite compound tocollect the following standard curve data. Calculate the slope of the line of best fit.Standard curve dataConc (mM)0.3000.6000.9001.2001.500Abs0.1500.3000.4500.6000.750Next, you prepare an experimental sample by mixing 0.50 mL of the compoundsolution with 9.50 mL of distilled water, and you read an absorbance of 0.625 for thissample. Calculate the concentration (mM) of the original solution of compound.Round this answer to one decimal place.

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