Following is an expression for Signal (S) for standard addition method.
Following is an expression for Signal (S) for standard addition method.
S=K(VxCx +VsCs)/VT, Vx and Cx refers to sample, and Vs and Cs refers to standard, VT is total volume and K is a constant.
a) Rearrange the equation to Y= mX +b form
b) From this equation predict 1) m = ? 2) b-?
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Following is an expression for Signal (S) for standard addition method.
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response is not needed in Standard Addition
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(8). The greater the Ka value, the more dissociation
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