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The accompanying data were obtained in a slope-ratio investigation of the complex formed between Ni2+and 1-cyclopentene-1-dithiocarboxylic acid (CDA). The measurements were made at 530 nm in 1.00-cm cells.

(a) Determine the formula of the complex. Use linear least-squares to analyze the data.

(b) Find the molar absorptivity of the complex and its uncertainty.

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a) Formula of the complex is Ni(CDA)3.

b) The molar absorptivity of the complex and its uncertainty isεaverage=10276.912cm-1M-1SD=21.27cm-1M-1

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Part (a): Step 1: Given Information

Measurements are made in 1.00 cm cell at 530 nm.

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Part (a) Step 2 : Explanation

The plot of absorbance at 530 nm versus CNi,

Least squares analysis data

Slope = 10277.12

Intercept = -0.00038

Sm= 5.674341

Sb= 0.000258

The plot of absorbance at 530 nm versus concentration of CDA,

Least square analysis data

Slope = 3426.568

Intercept = -0.00021

Sm= 6.8333575

Sb= 0.000294

If the stoichiometric ratio of Ni:CDA is x:y

mNimCDA=yx10277.123426.568=yxyx=2.993x:y=1:3

Therefore, the formula of the complex is Ni(CDA)3.

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Part (b) Step 1: Given Information

The molar absorptivity of the complex and its uncertainty should be determined.

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Part (b) Step 2: Explanation

Slope of absorbance versus concentration of Ni,

10277.12=εlx10277.12M-1=ε×1.00cm1ε=10277.12M-11.00cmε=10277.12cm-1M-1

Standard deviation for ε =±5.6743411.00=5.67

Slope of absorbance versus concentration of CDA.

3426.568=εly3426.568M-1=ε×1.00cm3ε=3×3426.568M-11.00cmε=10276.704cm-1M-1

Standard deviation for ε =±6.8333575×31.00=20.5

εaverage=10277.12+10276.7042=10276.912cm-1M-1SD=SD12+SD22SD=5.672+20.52SD=21.27cm-1M-1

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