All my data is in the pictures provided. I need help finding the absorbance of each solution, their initial values, and equilibrium constants for both Fe and KSN. Thanks in advance!! E Apps e Homepage - Blinn.Lab Data / Caleulations23.4Laboratory temperature ("C)Edit0.0020Concentration (M) of stock Fe(NO,)s solutionEdit0.0020Concentration (M) of stock KSCN solutionEditTrial 1Trial 2Trial 3Trial 4Volume (ml.) Fe(NO,)5.005.005.00Edit5.00EditEditEditVolume (mL) KSCN5.004.003.002.00EditEditEditEditVolume (ml) H,00.001.002.003.00EditEditEditEditTry 1: 10.00Try 1: v 10.00PowerPoint www7.chem21labs.com/student2/E Apps O Homepage - BlinnTry 1: 10.00Try 1: 10.00Total Volume (ml.)Try 1: 10.00Try 1: 10.001 11 1InfoInfoTrial 1Trial 2Trial 3Trial 415.621.628.640.86 TransmittanceEditEditEditEditTry 1:v 0.807Try 1: 0.666Try 1: v 0.544Try 1: 0.389Absorbance2 22 2222 2InfoInfoInfoInfo(FESCNJ" (M)NG 2InfoNG 2InfoNG 2InfoNG 2InfoetvPae

The percentage transmittance for trial 1, trial 2, trial 3 and trial 4 is 15.6, 21.6, 28.6 and 40.8,…

23.4 Edit Laboratory temperature ("C) Concentration (M) of stock Fe(NO,), solution 0.0020 Edit Concentration (M) of stock KSCN solution 0.0020 Edit Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 5.00 Nolume (ml.) Fe(NO,), 5.00 Edit 5.00 5.00 Edit Edit Edit 5.00 4.00 3.00 Edit Volume (mL) KSCN 2.00 Edit Edit Edit Volume (ml.) H,0 0.00 1.00 Edit 2.00 Edit 3.00 Edit Edit

23.4 Edit Laboratory temperature ("C) Concentration (M) of stock Fe(NO,), solution 0.0020 Edit Concentration (M) of stock KSCN solution 0.0020 Edit Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 5.00 Nolume (ml.) Fe(NO,), 5.00 Edit 5.00 5.00 Edit Edit Edit 5.00 4.00 3.00 Edit Volume (mL) KSCN 2.00 Edit Edit Edit Volume (ml.) H,0 0.00 1.00 Edit 2.00 Edit 3.00 Edit Edit

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