Before you attempt this very wordy question a flow chart may prove beneficial, as shown below.
Step 1 .Draw the calibration curve Step 2 Read off the graph the concentration of the sample tested. Step 3 Calculate the amount of lead in the 2.00 mL sample. Step 4 Working backwards we now calculate the amount of lead in the 30.00mL sample from which the 2.00mL sample came from. Step 5 Calculate the amount of lead in the 10.00mL sample of filtrate. Step 6 Calculate the amount of lead in the 50mL solution before filtering. Step 7 Calculate the amount of lead in the meat in ppm(m/m) (1g/106g) |