Can the cation affect the color of a solution? Can the anion affect the color of a solution? Provide supporting evidence for eac
h case. Several different batches of drink mix have different appearances. The solution is supposed to be somewhat red in color, but that is not always the case. What do you think went wrong? Provide a plausible reason, consistent with the observations.
It depends on where the transition metal is because frequently, transition metal would produce colored solutions. So a cation or anion can produce a color effect in a solution.
Add all of the pressures, 55, 90, and 50, and divide 100 by the answer you get (195). You'll get 0.512820513 and multiply it by .55 (atm of Oxygen) and you'll get 28.2
