Your boss advises you try to dissolve the tablet first in 100 mL of DI water. Your sample is a complex mixture of dye, analyte, and filler material. Provide a reasonable argument using what you know about solubility and chemistry, to convince a coworker or your boss that all is not lost if the sample looks to not completely dissolve.

Your boss advises you try to dissolve the tablet first in 100 mL of DI water. Your sample is a complex mixture of dye, analyte, and filler material. Provide a reasonable argument using what you know about solubility and chemistry, to convince a coworker or your boss that all is not lost if the sample looks to not completely dissolve.

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Chapter4: Least-squares And Calibration Methods

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