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A solution of I2in ethanol had a density of 0.794g/cm3. A 1.50cmlayer was found to transmit 33.2% of the radiation from a Mo Kα source. Mass absorption coefficients for I, C, H, and O are 39.2, 0.70, 0.00, and 1.50, respectively. (a) Calculate the percentage of I2 present, neglecting absorption by the alcohol. (b) Correct the results in part (a) for the presence of alcohol

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Part (a) Percent of I2is localid="1646233641637" 1.18%

Part (b) Percent ofI2in presence of alcohol islocalid="1646233656094" 0.0503%

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information 

Density is given as 0.794g/cm3

percent transmittance is given as 33.2%

And mass absorption coefficients of different elements are given.

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Part (a) Step 1. Substitute the given values in the formula

lnP0P=μMρxln(10.332)=μM×0.794×1.50μM=0.925cm2/g

Therefore, mass absorption coefficient of the solution in ethanol is1.09cm2/g

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Part (a) Step 2. Find the percentage 

μM=WI2μI20.925=WI2×2×39.2WI2=1.18

Hence, Percentage of I2is localid="1646233681698" 1.18%

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Part (b) Step 1. Calculate the percentage of iodine in the presence of alcohol

μM=WI2μI2+WETOH+μETOH0.925=78.4WI2+0.887WEtOH

Also, we know that WI2+WETOH=1

Therefore, solving above two equations, we get

localid="1646233570133" WI2=0.503×10-3

localid="1646233601094" WI2=0.0503%

Therefore, in the presence of alcohol percentage of iodine present is 0.0503%

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