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FALL 2022 CHEM25415: INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS 1
LAB REPORT COVER SHEET
Name: Lovedeep Kaur Lab Day and Time: Tuesday and 11 am to 1 pm

Lab Partner: Sonia Rahul Professor: Varvara Pokrovskaya

Experiment Title: Quantitative analysis of calcium in vitamins by standard addition method using AAS

Date Performed: 08-11-2022 Date Submitted: 08-12-2022

Unknown Sample #: CAV #116 Unknown Identity: Life brand spectrum men’s

STATISTICS Mean Final Result Relative Standard True Value @ 95%
Deviation Confidence Interval

Multipoint Method
18% 292.14 mg ± 467.20 mg
292.14 grams
Single Point Method 272.54 grams
25% 272.54 mg ± 609.96 mg


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Lab Partner: Sonia Rahul Professor: Varvara Pokrovskaya....................................................................................................1
Experiment Title: Quantitative analysis of calcium in vitamins by standard addition method using AAS.............................1
Laboratory Report Questions................................................................................................................................................1
Quantitative analysis of calcium in vitamins by standard addition method using AAS 08-12-2022......................................1
A – Operating Parameters and Standard Addition Solution Concentrations.........................................................................1
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(a).......................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
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B – Standard Addition Multipoint Method............................................................................................................................4
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C – Standard Addition Single Point Method..........................................................................................................................7
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D – Results Summary and Unknown Identification...............................................................................................................9
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E – Discussion...................................................................................................................................................................... 10
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(a) ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
(b)........................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
18........................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
References:.......................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Laboratory Report Questions................................................................................................................................................1
A – Operating Parameters and Standard Addition Solution Concentrations.........................................................................1
1............................................................................................................................................................................................ 1
(a).......................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
(b).......................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
2............................................................................................................................................................................................ 1
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, 5............................................................................................................................................................................................ 3
B – Standard Addition Multipoint Method............................................................................................................................4
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8............................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
9............................................................................................................................................................................................ 6
C – Standard Addition Single Point Method..........................................................................................................................7
10.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
11.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
12.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
D – Results Summary and Unknown Identification...............................................................................................................9
13.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
14.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
15.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
E – Discussion...................................................................................................................................................................... 10
16........................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
17........................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
(a)........................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
(b)........................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
18........................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
References:......................................................................................................................................................................... 11




Table 1: AAS spectrometer instrumental settings................................................................................................................1

Table 2: Concentrations and Absorbance Values for Ca2+...................................................................................................2

Table 3: mass of vitamin weighed, slope value and correlation coefficient values...............................................................4

Table 4: mass (mg) of Ca2+ in the original vitamin tablet sample.........................................................................................5

Table 5: mass of Ca2+ per average vitamin tablet (mg/average tablet)...............................................................................6

Table 6: mean mass of Ca2+ per average vitamin tablet (mg/average tablet),absolute standard deviation, relative
standard deviation and true value (μ) at 95%.......................................................................................................................7

Table 7: concentration of Ca2+ in each diluted vitamin tablet sample.................................................................................7

Table 8: mass of Ca 2+ per average vitamin tablet (mg/average tablet)..............................................................................8

Table 9: mean mass of Ca2+ per average vitamin tablet (mg/average tablet), absolute standard deviation, relative
standard deviation and true value at 95% confidence interval for unknown sample...........................................................9

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