Consider the linear calibration curve in Figure 4-13, which is derived from the 14
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Consider the linear calibration curve in Figure 4-13, which is derived from the 14 corrected absorbances in the shaded region at the right side of Table 4-7. Create a least-squares spreadsheet like Figure 4-15 to compute the equation of the line and the standard deviations of the parameters. Suppose that you find absorbance values of 0.265, 0.269, 0.272, and 0.258 for four identical samples of unknown and absorbances of 0.099, 0.091, 0.101, and 0.097 for four blanks. Find the corrected absorbance by subtracting the average blank from the average absorbance of the unknown. Calculate the amount of protein and its uncertainty in the unknown.
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