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When measured with a 1.00-cm cell, a 7.50 3 1025 M solution of species A exhibited absorbances of 0.155 and 0.755 at 475 and 700 nm, respectively. A 4.25 3 1025 M solution of species B gave absorbances of 0.702 and 0.091 under the same circumstances. Calculate the concentrations of A and B in solutions that yielded the following absorbance data in a 2.50-cm cell: (a) 0.439 at 475 nm and 1.025 at 700 nm; (b) 0.662 at 475 nm and 0.815 at 700 nm

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Part(a) cA=3.95×10-5McB=5.69×10-6M

Part(b)cA=2.98×10-5McB=1.23×10-6M

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Part (a) Step1. Given information

For species A:-

Absrobance(A)=0.155cA=7.5×10-5Ml(A)=1cm

For species B:-

Absrobance(B)=0.702cB=4.25×10-5Ml(B)=1cm

02

Part (a) Step2. Beer's Lambert Law

A=εcl

Here,

A – absorbance

ε- molar absorptivity

l– length of the solution light passes through (cm)

c– concentration of solution (mol/L)

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Part (a) Step3. Calculate molar absorptivity for A and B by using the formula given in step2 at 475 nm and 700 nm.

At 475 nm:-

The absorptivity of A is as follows:-

εA=Acl=0.1557.5×10-5M×1cm=2066.67M-1cm-1

The absorptivity of B is as follows:-

εB=Acl=0.7024.25×10-5M×1cm=16517.6M-1cm-1

At 700nm:-

The absorptivity of A is as follows:-

εA=Acl=0.7557.5×10-5M×1cm=10066.7M-1cm-1

The absorptivity of B is as follows:-

εB=Acl=0.0914.25×10-5M×1cm=2141.2M-1cm-1

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Part (a) Step4. Calculate concentration of species A and B

A475=0.439=2067×2.5×cA+16518×2.5×cB0.1756=2067×cA+16518×cB.............(1)A700=1.025=10067×2.5×cA+2141×2.5×cB0.41=10067×cA+2141×cB............(2)

(1)×2141-(2)×16518

375.96-6772.38=4425447cA-166286706cA6396.42=161861259cAcA=3.95×10-5mol/L

Substitute3.95×10-5mol/LforcAin equation (1) as follows:-

role="math" localid="1646899242169" 0.1756=2067×3.9×10-5+16518×cB0.1756=0.0816+16518cBcB=5.69×10-6molL-1

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Part(b) Step1 .Calculate the concentrations of A and B in solutions that yielded the following absorbance data in a 2.50-cm cell: 0.662 at 475 nm and 0.815 at 700 nm 

A475=0.662=2067×2.5×cA+16518×2.5×cB0.2648=2067×cA+16518×cB.............(1)A700=0.815=10067×2.5×cA+2141×2.5×cB0.326=10067×cA+2141×cB............(2)

(1)×2141-(2)×16518

role="math" localid="1646899197941" 566.9368-5384.868=4425447cA-166286706cA4817.7492=161861259cAcA=2.98×10-5mol/L

Substitute 2.98×10-5mol/Lfor cBin equation (1) as follows:-

0.2648=2067×2.98×10-5+16518×cB0.2648=0.0616+16518cBcB=1.23×10-6molL-1

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