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1. A Wavelength:470nm Mass of unopened packet 1 5.255g Mass of emptied packet 1

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Question

1. A Wavelength:470nm

Mass of unopened packet 1          5.255g

Mass of emptied packet 1           1.358g

Mass of mix1 transferred            3.897g

Volume of stock solution 1          1.00L

Stock solution 1 concentration       3.90g/L

Stock solution 1 absorbance         2.315

2. B Wavelength:470nm

Mass of unopened packet 2         5.250g

Mass of emptied packet 2          1.170g

Mass of mix2 transferred           4.086g

Volume of stock solution 2         1.00L

Stock solution 2 concentration      4.086g/L

Stock solution 2 absorbance        2.688

Kool-Aid Flavor 1

Dilution (mL/100mL)

5.00mL

10.0mL

15.0mL

20.0mL

25.0mL

Concentration (mg mix/L)

195 mg/L

390 mg/L

585 mg/L

780 mg/L

975 mg/L

Absorbance 1

0.205

0.357

0.560

0.745

0.932

Kool-Aid Flavor 2

Dilution (mL/100mL)

10mL

15mL

20 mL

25 mL

30 mL

Concentration (mg mix/L)

408.6 mg/L

612.9 mg/L

817.2 mg/L

1021.5 mg/L

1225.8 mg/L

Absorbance 2

0.252

0.394

0.520

0.663

0.843

Question

1.Can you tell if Beer`s Law holds for your stock solutions as well as in the calibration range? Why or why not?

2.. How did your calculated mix mass compare to the amount stated on the packet label?

Kool-Aid Flavor 1

Dilution (mL/100mL)

5.00mL

10.0mL

15.0mL

20.0mL

25.0mL

Concentration (mg mix/L)

195 mg/L

390 mg/L

585 mg/L

780 mg/L

975 mg/L

Absorbance 1

0.205

0.357

0.560

0.745

0.932

Kool-Aid Flavor 2

Dilution (mL/100mL)

10mL

15mL

20 mL

25 mL

30 mL

Concentration (mg mix/L)

408.6 mg/L

612.9 mg/L

817.2 mg/L

1021.5 mg/L

1225.8 mg/L

Absorbance 2

0.252

0.394

0.520

0.663

0.843

Explanation / Answer

From the given data

1. The data shows that Beer's law holds true for the stock solution as wel as in the caibration range. As we increase the concentration of the stock in the soluton, more light would be asbsorbed and thus the absorbance goes up with the increase in concentration of the solution.

2. The mix mass is calculated by taking the difference bwteen the unopened mix packet mass and the mass of empty packet.