Giorno Giovanna measured the mass of a product in order to calculate the amount of analyte present in the sample, what type of analytical method did he use? a.Gravimetric method b.Electroanalytical method c.Spectroscopic method d.Volumetric method

Giorno Giovanna measured the mass of a product in order to calculate the amount of analyte present in the sample, what type of analytical method did he use? a.Gravimetric method b.Electroanalytical method c.Spectroscopic method d.Volumetric method

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If Giorno Giovanna measured the mass of a product in order to calculate the amount of analyte present in the sample, what type of analytical method did he use?

a.Gravimetric method

b.Electroanalytical method

c.Spectroscopic method

d.Volumetric method

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