Find the minimum detectable concentration if the average of the blanks is 1.05nAand 0.63nA.

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The minimum detectable concentration was calculated as 8.3μM.

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01

Concept used.

Detection limit: -

The concentration of an analyte that gives a signal with a standard deviation three times that of a blank signal.

=3sm

Minimum detectable concentration

Where,

S=Standard deviation.

m=Slope of linear calibration curve.

02

Find the angle θ.

Given,

Standard deviation=s=0.63nA.

Slope of the calibration curve for higher concentrationrole="math" localid="1663342361783" =m=0.229nA/μM

=3sm

Minimum detectable concentration

Minimum detectable concentration

=30.630.229

=8.3μM

Hence, the minimum detectable concentration was calculated as =8.3μM.

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