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The amount of lead in a aqueous sample is determined by atomic absorption spectrometry. Two standard solutions are prepared and used to make a calibration curve, and then the absorbance of the sample is measured. the results are given below. Determine the concentration of lead in the solution.
[Pb]ppm Absorbance
1.13 .1837
3.74 .6183
unknown .2836
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