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Office Tutorials - Determining the Concentration of an Unknown Sample (Microsoft Excel 2011)

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Office Tutorials - Determining the Concentration of an Unknown Sample (Microsoft Excel 2011)

241,362 views October 25, 2012 9:30

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In this tutorial I show you how to (again) generate a standard curve, and use that standard curve to determine the concentration of an unknown solution (assuming that we are able to obtain its absorbance). I perform this tutorial in Excel 2011 on a Mac. For more office tutorials on multiple operating systems and in different programs, visit my website: iws.collin.edu/mgarcia/Office/

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Mark Garcia published this 9:30 video tutorial on October 25, 2012. It has been watched 241,362 times on YouTube.

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