* The data in the table below were obtained during a photometric determination of glucose in blood serum. A serum sample gave a transmittance of 0.45. Find the glucose concentration in the blood serum.

* The data in the table below were obtained during a photometric determination of glucose in blood serum. A serum sample gave a transmittance of 0.45. Find the glucose concentration in the blood serum.

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* The data in the table below were
obtained during a photometric
determination of glucose in blood
serum. A serum sample gave a
transmittance of 0.45. Find the
glucose concentration in the blood
serum. *
Glucose
0.0
2.0 4.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
concentration,
mM
Absorbance
0.002 0.15 0.294 0.434 0.5704 0.704

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