CHEM 207 Exp 3 Prelab

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Chem 207 Pre-Lab Questions for Experiment 3: Construction of Calibration Curves Name Sopwia Paviens v wed 2-4:S0 TA and Section_\Nowr- Anl Le 1. (2 points) State Beer’s law and define each of the variables in the equation. A=gbe A= obssrbance ¢x concenivation (M) morav exrimetion cocreicient (M 'eni' b~ par lengin on cen (cm) 2. (1 points) When constructing a calibration curve using Beer’s law, the intercept will be 0 and the slope will be . 3. (2 points) A 6.50 x 10°° M solution of potassium permanganate has a percent transmittance of 27.3% when measured in a 1.15-cm cell at a wavelength of 525 nm. Calculate the absorbance of this solution. Az2410) (1) (6.5=16%) = 0 \641S €72.2x10 Lot - e’ 4. (10 points) A student obtains the following data set for five standard solutions. Using graph paper., plot the corresponding calibration curve including the (0,0) point. Standard Concentration (M) Absorbance 1 375x10° 0.105 2 647x10° 0.181 3 1.10x 10 0.308 4 1.38x 10 0.386 5 1.68x 10 0.470 5. (5 points) Use the calibration curve you constructed to determine the concentration of an unknown, which has an absorbance of 0.252. Mark the graph to show how you found the concentration and report the concentration on this paper. concentvation: dbovt 8.6x10 SAM For TA use Grade
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