Analytical Chemistry
The following linear equation was generated from a paracetamol standard curve. The R2 value was 0.995. The absorbance of a paracetamol solution of unknown concentration was measured three times, yielding the following values: 0.984, 0.841, 0.876. Linear Equation: y = 0.856x + 0.086
What is the mean concentration of the paracetamol solution?
Is standard curve of good quality?
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