The sodiuṁ salt of 2-quinizarinsulfonic acid (NaQ) forms a complex with Al3+ that absorbs strongly at 560 nm. From the data of theabsorbance, find formula of the complex. In all solutions, [A3+]=3.7x105 M and the cell length is 1.00 cm. (Apply the molar-ratio method.)ca/MA(560)mol ratio [Al3+]/[Q]1,00E-050,1312,00E-050,2653,00E-050,3964,00E-050,4685,00E-050,4876,00E-050,4988,00E-050,4991,00E-040,5OHNaQ

The sodiuṁ salt of 2-quinizarinsulfonic acid (NaQ) forms a complex with Al3+ that absorbs strongly at 560 nm. From the data of the absorbance, find formula of the complex. In all solutions, [Al**]=3.7x105 M and the cell length is 1.00 cm. (Apply the molar-ratio method.) ca/M A(560) mol ratio (AI3+]/[Q] 1,00E-05 0,131 2,00E-05 0,265 3,00E-05 0,396 4,00E-05 0,468 5,00E-05 0,487 6,00E-05 0,498 8,00E-05 0,499 1,00E-04 0,5 он NaQ

The sodiuṁ salt of 2-quinizarinsulfonic acid (NaQ) forms a complex with Al3+ that absorbs strongly at 560 nm. From the data of the absorbance, find formula of the complex. In all solutions, [Al**]=3.7x105 M and the cell length is 1.00 cm. (Apply the molar-ratio method.) ca/M A(560) mol ratio (AI3+]/[Q] 1,00E-05 0,131 2,00E-05 0,265 3,00E-05 0,396 4,00E-05 0,468 5,00E-05 0,487 6,00E-05 0,498 8,00E-05 0,499 1,00E-04 0,5 он NaQ

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