25.0 ml C solution is diluted to 50.0 ml and the absorbance is 0.416 in 348 nm in a 1.00-cm cuvette. 25.0 ml second solution is added 10.0 ml solution that contains 23.4 ppm of C. After diluted to 50.0 ml this solution has absorbance 0.610 in the same cuvette and wavelength. Calculate concentration (ppm) C in sample.
20.08ppm
Explanation
Cx/(Cx + Ca) = Sx/Sx+a
Cx = unknown concentration
Ca = added concentration
Sx = unkown signal
Sx+a= signal for unknown + added concencentration
put , Cx = x
Ca = 4.68ppm ( 10ml of 23.4 ppm solution C is dilduted to 50ml , so final added Concentration is 23.4/5 = 4.68ppm)
x/(x + 4.68 ppm) = 0.416/0.610
x/(x + 4.68ppm) =0.6820
x = 0.6820x + 3.192ppm
0.318x = 3.192ppm
x = 10.04ppm
unknown concentration in 50ml solution = 10.04ppm
Dilution factor = 50/25 = 2
Concentration in sample = 10.02ppm × 2 = 20.08ppm
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