Please find standard de TrialA-1A-2Part II:work onFor each experiment, calculate the values of [BB-], [HBB] and [H+] to fill in the table below.Then calculate the value of K based on your data. When the table is complete, calculate the averageand the standard deviation of K. Show your work on a separate sheet of paper.139B-1 80 X10 SM 4.7 X 10 5M3.2 x 10 11 12. X10-6 MB-2Stemera1001[BB]o[HBB][BB-][H+]K8.0 X10-5/143.0 X 105M1.1X10-4 M 1.51 X 108M 5.54X1083.2 x 10³ M +4.2 X10³ M 7.4 X 10 M 1.86 X1094 -3.27X1080PERme k sousdroed/F3.3 X 10' M 2.81 X10 7M 1.96 X 103.1 X10-SM 6.76 X105M/1.01 X10 718X10-8Average K:Standard Deviation:broS-A3018.02

Since concentration cannot be negative, in trial-A-2, [HBB] will be 4.2*10-5, and K = 3.27*10-8

Part II: For each experiment, calculate the values of [BB-], [HBB] and [H+] to fill in the table below. Then calculate the value of K based on your data. When the table is complete, calculate the average and the standard deviation of K. Show your work on a separate sheet of paper. [BB]o [HBB] [BB-] [H+] K 8.0 хоон 3.0X105м 1 хочи 15 хлоом 5,54х108 3.2 хом-4.2х105мэ ухсом 1.86 ходом 3.27 хлоб B-18.0 х105м 4.7х105 М3.3 х10 м 2.81 х 10 эм 3.2 х10м 2. любм 3.1 х105M6. 76 х105м 01X10 700 1-96 X10 от Average K: 8X108 Standard Deviation: Trial A-1 A-2 B-2 17 E

Part II: For each experiment, calculate the values of [BB-], [HBB] and [H+] to fill in the table below. Then calculate the value of K based on your data. When the table is complete, calculate the average and the standard deviation of K. Show your work on a separate sheet of paper. [BB]o [HBB] [BB-] [H+] K 8.0 хоон 3.0X105м 1 хочи 15 хлоом 5,54х108 3.2 хом-4.2х105мэ ухсом 1.86 ходом 3.27 хлоб B-18.0 х105м 4.7х105 М3.3 х10 м 2.81 х 10 эм 3.2 х10м 2. любм 3.1 х105M6. 76 х105м 01X10 700 1-96 X10 от Average K: 8X108 Standard Deviation: Trial A-1 A-2 B-2 17 E

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter32: Radiochemical Methods

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