Q: What is the concentration of copper in mM? 0.1 M Copper0.1M Cobalt3000.1573000.4513250.2333250.4673500.4653500.5843750.5753750.6294000.6224000.6944250.7084250.6734500.8644500.5414750.8974750.4335000.8765000.4235250.7695250.3275500.6875500.2645750.6035750.2456000.4996000.2336250.3636250.2116500.3276500.1896750.2286750.1877000.1847000.165 Copperconcentration, mMAmax cobaltAmax copper20.0040.0060.000.1770.2380.4870.7310.3820.51880.000.7651.134100.000.9021.391Cobaltconcentration, mMAmax cobalt Amax copper20.000.1860.16340.000.4120.3540.4770.6940.83160.000.63780.000.754100.000.961unknown, Abs at Amax cobaltunknown, Abs at Amax copper0.8930.997

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Chapter3: Molecules, Moles, And Chemical Equations

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Solutions

Solutions can be considered as homogeneous mixtures which contain two or more than two chemical substances. The chemical substance which is the greater part is defined as solvent. And the chemical substance that is dissolved in a solvent is referred to as solute. Solution chemistry plays an important role in chemistry since it supports many commercial applications of solutions.

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Q: What is the concentration of copper in mM?

0.1 M Copper
0.1M Cobalt
300
0.157
300
0.451
325
0.233
325
0.467
350
0.465
350
0.584
375
0.575
375
0.629
400
0.622
400
0.694
425
0.708
425
0.673
450
0.864
450
0.541
475
0.897
475
0.433
500
0.876
500
0.423
525
0.769
525
0.327
550
0.687
550
0.264
575
0.603
575
0.245
600
0.499
600
0.233
625
0.363
625
0.211
650
0.327
650
0.189
675
0.228
675
0.187
700
0.184
700
0.165

Copper
concentration, mM
Amax cobaltAmax copper
20.00
40.00
60.00
0.177
0.238
0.487
0.731
0.382
0.518
80.00
0.765
1.134
100.00
0.902
1.391
Cobalt
concentration, mM
Amax cobalt Amax copper
20.00
0.186
0.163
40.00
0.412
0.354
0.477
0.694
0.831
60.00
0.637
80.00
0.754
100.00
0.961
unknown, Abs at Amax cobalt
unknown, Abs at Amax copper
0.893
0.997

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