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The concentration of F- is calculated using the equation of the line:
log [F-] = (- 2.24 + 128.1) / - 50.2
Clear [F-] = 3.11E-3 M
It is calculated in ppm:
ppm = 3.11E-3 mol / L * (19 g / 1 mol) * (1000 mg / 1 g) = 59.1 ppm
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