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Elenna [48]
3 years ago
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Consider two different solutions of the same UV-absorbing compound. Upon UV-analysis, Solution B gave an absorbance of 1.0 and S

olution A gave an absorbance of 0. 4 at the same wavelength. Solution B is higher in concentration than Solution A by what ratio (or percentage)
Chemistry
1 answer:
Juliette [100K]3 years ago
7 0

We have that the Concentration of solution B is 2.5 times more than solution A's concentration.

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Question Parameters:

Upon UV-analysis, Solution B gave an absorbance of 1.0

Solution A gave an absorbance of 0. 4

Generally the equation for the Absorbance    is mathematically given as

A = e*c*L

Therefore

For A solution  

0.4 = e*[cA]*L

For B solution  

1.0 = e*[cB]*L

Hence

\frac{0.4}{ 1} = \frac{[cA]}{ cB}

[cB] = 2.5 [cA]

Therefore

Concentration of solution B is 2.5 times more than solution A's concentration.

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