equivalence point pH
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SA w/ SB -> H2O production. ph=7
WA w/ SB -> pH > 7 because WB is produced
WB w/ SA -> pH < 7 because WA is produced
WA w/ WB -> undetermined b/c we don't know the degree of the reaction
,How do we find the slope from Beer's Law plot?
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Find the slope.
C = A(unknown) / EL = A(unknown) / slope
Why might the dissolved compound fail to crystallize?
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You put too much solvent.
How can we find the absorbance/concentration for solutions of the same chemical
species w/ different concentrations?
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Use proportions
ppb
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µg/L
, Relationship between abosrbance and transmittance
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Absorbance is proportional to transmittance. When absorbance increases,
transmittance decreases.
A= -log T
T = 10^(-A)
equivalence point
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point at which moles acid = moles of base (m(acid)v(acid) = m(base)v(base))
titrant
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base of known concentration
serial dilution
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SA w/ SB -> H2O production. ph=7
WA w/ SB -> pH > 7 because WB is produced
WB w/ SA -> pH < 7 because WA is produced
WA w/ WB -> undetermined b/c we don't know the degree of the reaction
,How do we find the slope from Beer's Law plot?
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Find the slope.
C = A(unknown) / EL = A(unknown) / slope
Why might the dissolved compound fail to crystallize?
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You put too much solvent.
How can we find the absorbance/concentration for solutions of the same chemical
species w/ different concentrations?
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Use proportions
ppb
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µg/L
, Relationship between abosrbance and transmittance
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Absorbance is proportional to transmittance. When absorbance increases,
transmittance decreases.
A= -log T
T = 10^(-A)
equivalence point
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point at which moles acid = moles of base (m(acid)v(acid) = m(base)v(base))
titrant
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base of known concentration
serial dilution
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