Question 17 For the acid-base indicator bromothymol blue, the protonated form, HBB, is yellow and the deprotonated form, BB, is blue. When both forms are present the indicator has a green color, the shade of green depends on the ratio of HBB:BB. Use the information below to calculate the concentration (10-6 M) of HBB for a green solution of bromothymol blue. Wavelength 1.0 x 1.0 x 10-5 M 10-5 HBB M BB 0.1910 0.02340.4680 453 nm 616 nm 0.566 Unknown Mixture 0.006250.32110.3269

Question 17 For the acid-base indicator bromothymol blue, the protonated form, HBB, is yellow and the deprotonated form, BB, is blue. When both forms are present the indicator has a green color, the shade of green depends on the ratio of HBB:BB. Use the information below to calculate the concentration (10-6 M) of HBB for a green solution of bromothymol blue. Wavelength 1.0 x 1.0 x 10-5 M 10-5 HBB M BB 0.1910 0.02340.4680 453 nm 616 nm 0.566 Unknown Mixture 0.006250.32110.3269

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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