Fahrenheit temperature scale fâr´ənhīt˝ [key], temperature scale in which the temperature difference between two reference temperatures, the melting and boiling points of water, is divided into 180 equal intervals called degrees.
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Explanation:
We have to start this question with <u>Beer's Law</u>,
. On this equation we will have:
<u>A=Absorbance</u>
<u>E=Molar absorption coefficient</u>
<u>b= Optical path</u>
<u>C=Concentration</u>
So, the question is: <u>what values of this equation we know?</u>. If we check the question we have the <u>absorbance value "0.148"</u> additionally we have the slope of the plot, this <u>slope is the molar absorption coefficient</u>, therefore <u>E=0.598 M-1</u>, finally we have also the optical path. <u>The optical path is 1 cm</u> for all devices, so <u>b=1 cm</u>. With all these values we can calculate the concentration "C".



So, we will have a <u>concentration of 0.247 M</u>
I hope it helps!
The time needed for a substance becomes half of it mass is called half-time, after. In this case, the half time is 100 minutes. Then to know how much substance remain after 200 minutes the equation would be:
Substance remains= 1/2^(time/half-time) x substance initial mass
Substance remains = 1/2^(200 minutes/100minutes) x 1 times= 1/4 times