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    SPEC20 with a wavelength of 630nm. We calculated the molar concentration of each dilution using the formula M1V1=M2V2 We determined the linear relationship between transmittance and molarity by taking the inverse log(-logT) of percent transmittance(in decimal form). We determined the relationship between transmittance and molarity by graphing the data table. Data: Solution Dilution Ratio mL stock/mL water Molar concentration (M) Measure percent Transmittance Measure %T in Decimal Form

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    solutions and the concentrations of FeSCN2+ at equilibrium was demined by finding the absorbance from the test solutions on the calibration curve and tracing it to their concentrations. The initial concentrations of Fe3+ and SCN- were found using the M1V1 = M2V2 equation along with the concentration of FeSCN2+ used in the calibration curve. Then using the chart that organizes the initial‚ change‚ and equilibrium concentrations of a specific products and reactions; the concentration of Fe3+ and SCN-

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    Laboratory Exercise #2 Pre Lab This lab will teach me how to use a spectrophotometer. The use of the spectrophotometer is to measure the concentration of solute. The solute being measured must be colored and is determined based on the adsorption of light photons on a wavelength. The spectrophotometer uses a beam of light that strikes the diffraction grating that basically forms of prism of light. Then only a specific wavelength of light shines through the spectrophotometer and interacts with

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    Beer’s Law Problem Set Spring 2013 1. Calculate the absorbances corresponding to the following values of the percentage of transmitted light: (Provide your final answer with three decimal places) a. 95% b. 88% c. 71% d. 50% e. 17.5% f. 1% 2. A solution of a compound (1.0mM) was placed in a spectrophotometer cuvette of light path 1.05cm. The light transmission was 18.4% at 470nm. Determine the molar extinction coefficient. Include units in your answer. 3. The molar extinction coefficient of reduced

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    standard concentration curve of bromophenol blue. 3. To determine the concentration of the unknown bromophenol blue solutions. 4. To determine the concentration of two different solutes‚ bromophenol blue and methyl orange in a mixture. Materials and Methods: Refer to Biological Science practical manual page 5-11. Results: Part 1: Determination of Amax of bromophenol blue The wavelength with maximum absorbance reading form the graph is 590nm. Part 2: The effect of concentration on absorbance of bromophenol

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    purpose was to find the unknown concentration. The lab included the use of a volumetric flask‚ pipette‚ and spectrophotometer. The spectrophotometer played the biggest part in finding the concentration of the unknown. A spectrophotometer is an apparatus for measuring the intensity of light in a part of the spectrum‚ and is transmitted or emitted on a particular substance. After the number retrieved from the spectrophotometer Beer’s law was used to get the absorbance. The formula was 2-log (% T). This

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    analysis Date: 29 September 2012 Analysis of Phosphate Introduction The aim of the experiment is to determine the concentration of phosphate ions in unknown samples. A series of dilution of known concentration is performed from the phosphate working solution. Each of the prepared working standards‚ the unknown samples and the blank are then made to react with a mixed reagent which have been prepared after acid wash of the glasswares Glassware * 2 Beakers * 11 conical flasks

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    Quantitative analysis – where the quantity of a particular biomolecule in a sample is determined‚ either as an amount (e.g. as g‚ or mol) or in terms of a concentration in the sample (e.g. as g/l‚ or mol/l). For example‚ a blood sample might be analyzed to determine its pH (-log10 [H+])‚ alcohol concentration in mg/mL‚ or glucose concentration in mmol/l. Your choice of approach will be determined by the purpose of the investigation and by the level of accuracy required. Major types of biomolecules

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    dilutions on the same chemical in order to change its concentration. The diluted solution from a serial dilution can be used to calculate the concentration of the actual solution. In experimental work‚ often we need to obtain a range of concentrations for a specific compound. Thus‚ instead of preparing one large dilution‚ if we take a concentrated sample of a particular compound and perform a series of dilutions with it‚ we can obtain various concentrations of the same compound. In the context of this experiment

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    of light reaching the solution is needed. Each solution with a different solute has its own characteristic absorption property or spectrum. Spectrophotometer can also be used to find out the concentration of compounds in solution because the amount of light absorbed is directly proportional to the concentration of absorbing compounds in that sample. When a solution like bromophenol blue absorbs certain wavelengths of light in the visible spectrum and transmits or reflects others‚ it appears coloured

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