Define would the aluminum ion in the solution

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1. The detection limit for Ba2+ is .50ppm using AAS. Compute the smallest concentration of Ba2+ (in M) which can be detected by AAS.

2. The solution is .00014% in Al3+ ion. The detection limit for aluminum is 2 mg/L using AAS. Define would the aluminum ion in this solution be detection by AAS

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