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            EXAMPLES

            Example 3-1  Voltammogram (a) was obtained for adsorptive stripping measure-
            ments of Fe(III) in sea water. Voltammograms (b) and (c) show successive standard
            additions of 4 ppb Fe(III). Find the concentration of Fe(III) in the sample.














            Solution  The resulting current peaks lead to the following standards additions plot:
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