A solution containing two different fluorescent compounds, Ben and Jerry, were analyzed for their individual concentrations in the mixture. Standards of pure Ben and pure Jerry were prepared at a concentration of 500.0 mM and were run in a UV-Vis Spectrophotometer to determine their absorption properties.      Absorbance Wavelength Compound Ben 500 mM Compound Jerry 500 mM 400 nm 0.137 0.136 450 nm 0.312 0.113 500 nm 0.154 0.078 550 nm 0.076 0.079 600 nm 0.227 0.148 650 nm 0.230 0.230 700 nm 0.151 0.357 750 nm 0.157 0.246 800 nm 0.154 0.154   A standard curve of the standards was also prepared to help determine the concentration of each component in the solution. The solution produced an absorbance reading of 0.486 at the λmax of Ben, and 0.463 at the λmax of Jerry.   STD CURVE BEN Λmax Ben Λmax Jerry   STD CURVE JERRY Λmax Ben Λmax Jerry CONC (mM) ABS ABS   CONC (mM) ABS ABS 100 0.074 0.025   100 0.037 0.074 200 0.148 0.057   200 0.081 0.148 400 0.284 0.103   400 0.164 0.284 800 0.607 0.218   800 0.287 0.607 1600 1.457 0.499   1600 0.678 1.457 Using the given data above, determine the following information:     What is the λmax of Jerry?     800 nm     500 nm     700 nm     650 nm

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A solution containing two different fluorescent compounds, Ben and Jerry, were analyzed for their individual concentrations in the mixture. Standards of pure Ben and pure Jerry were prepared at a concentration of 500.0 mM and were run in a UV-Vis Spectrophotometer to determine their absorption properties. 

 

 

Absorbance

Wavelength

Compound Ben 500 mM

Compound Jerry 500 mM

400 nm

0.137

0.136

450 nm

0.312

0.113

500 nm

0.154

0.078

550 nm

0.076

0.079

600 nm

0.227

0.148

650 nm

0.230

0.230

700 nm

0.151

0.357

750 nm

0.157

0.246

800 nm

0.154

0.154

 

A standard curve of the standards was also prepared to help determine the concentration of each component in the solution. The solution produced an absorbance reading of 0.486 at the λmax of Ben, and 0.463 at the λmax of Jerry.

 

STD CURVE BEN

Λmax Ben

Λmax Jerry

 

STD CURVE JERRY

Λmax Ben

Λmax Jerry

CONC (mM)

ABS

ABS

 

CONC (mM)

ABS

ABS

100

0.074

0.025

 

100

0.037

0.074

200

0.148

0.057

 

200

0.081

0.148

400

0.284

0.103

 

400

0.164

0.284

800

0.607

0.218

 

800

0.287

0.607

1600

1.457

0.499

 

1600

0.678

1.457

Using the given data above, determine the following information:

 

 

What is the λmax of Jerry?

   

800 nm

   

500 nm

   

700 nm

   

650 nm

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