A student makes a Beer's Law plot of A vs [Fe(SCN)2+] in the first part of the equilibrium constant lab, and gets the following information from the trendline.y = 50.7xR² = 0.9999If the student measures a absorbance of 0.167 for a solution in the second part of the lab, what equilibrium concentration of [Fe(SCN)²+would be reported?

We know that Absorbance= slope×concentration

Answered: y = 50.7x R² = 0.9999 If the student…

y = 50.7x R² = 0.9999 If the student measures a absorbance of 0.167 for a solution in the second part of the lab, what equilibrium concentration of [Fe(SCN)2+ would be reported?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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