1) If the absorbance of solution 1 at equilibrium is 0.23 and the absorbance of the standard solution is 1.23, and the concentration of FeSCN2+ in the standard solution is 1.00 M, what is the equilibrium concentration of FeSCN2+ in solution 1? (Show your work, 3 sig figs, and correct units)
2) If the initial concentration of Fe3+ in solution 1 was 0.25 M, what is the equilibrium concentration of Fe3+ that remains? (Show your work, 3 sig figs, and correct units)
3) If the initial concentration of SCNin solution 1 was 0.68 M, what is the equilibrium concentration of SCNthat remains? (Show your work, 3 sig figs, and correct units)
4). Based on your answers to questions 2-4, show your work to calculate the value of Kc in solution 1. (Show your work, 3 sig figs, and correct units)
PLEASE HELP I have no idea how to even start working through these. I have been at this for hours. Dont know what I am missing
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FeSCN2+ ↔ Fe3+ +SCN-
Absorbance=A=eCl (beer-lambert’s law)
Or, A =constant* C where C=concentration of species in the solution
1)A1/A2=C1/C2
Or, A1/C1=A2/C2
Or ,0.23/C1=1.23/1.00M
Or, C1=0.23*1.00M/1.23=0.187M(*answer)
2)[Fe3+]o=0.25M
From part 1)
Kc=equilibrium constant=[Fe3+][SCN-]/[ FeSCN2+]
ICE table
[Fe3+] |
[SCN-] |
[FeSCN2+] |
|
Initial |
0.25M |
unknown |
1.00M |
change |
+X |
+X |
-X |
equilibrium |
0.25+X |
[SCN-]+X |
1-X=0.187 |
As 1-X=0.187
X=1-0.187=0.813M
So, equilibrium concentration of Fe3+, [Fe3+]eq=0.25+x=0.25+0.813=1.06M
3)[SCN-]=0.68M
equilibrium concentration of SCN-, [SCN-]eq=0.68+x=0.68+0.813=1.49M
4)Kc=equilibrium constant=[Fe3+][SCN-]/[ FeSCN2+]=1.06M*1.49M/0.187M=8.44
Kc=8.44
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