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this is what i have Cup Volume of stock CaCl2 solution Volume of 2propanol ml So

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this is what i have

Cup

Volume of stock CaCl2 solution

Volume of 2propanol ml

Solution color

Absorbance

1

.50

9.50 ml

Light blue

.0259

2

1.00

9.00

Blue

.504

3

1.50

8.50

Medium dark blue

.797

4

2.00

8.00

Dark blue

1.011

Mass of CoCl2*6H2o in 50ml 2propanol. G

.01414

Cup

Volume of CoCl2

Volume of M ml

Volume of p ml

Solution

Abs

T in C

A

1.00

1.00

8.00

Light blue

0.439

21

B

1.00

1.50

7.50

Light blue

0.356

21

C

1.00

2.00

7.00

Clear blue

0.285

21

D

1.00

2.50

6.50

Pale blue

.144

20

E

1.00

3.00

6.00

Very pale blue

.044

20

f

1.00

2.50

7.00

Light blue

.084

10.5

)

Co^2+ concentration of stock CoCl2 solution

0.0139

Cups

[Co(tet)],M

Abs

1

.006

.0367

2

.0012

0.631

3

.0018

0.761

4

.0024

1.299

Slope

Cup

[Co(total)

Abs

[Co(tet)]

[Co(oct)]

[p]

[M]

Keq

T

a

.0012

0.498

.0008107

.0003893

10.45

10.45

.333

20.05

b

.0012

.380

.0007018

.0004982

9.74

9.74

.137

.20.05

c

.0012

.257

.000475

.000725

9.02

9.02

.114

20.05

d

.0012

.143

.0002641

.0009359

8.53

8.53

.131

20.05

e

.0012

.0690

.000127

.0001073

7.84

7.41

.0163

20.05

f

.0012

.156

.0002881

.0009119

9.02

4.94

.237

15.90

Cup

Volume of stock CaCl2 solution

Volume of 2propanol ml

Solution color

Absorbance

1

.50

9.50 ml

Light blue

.0259

2

1.00

9.00

Blue

.504

3

1.50

8.50

Medium dark blue

.797

4

2.00

8.00

Dark blue

1.011

Mass of CoCl2*6H2o in 50ml 2propanol. G

.01414

x MCI DON'T KNOW WHAT To x MC Reward x Mcchemistry x y 102 Manual.pdf C www.ars-chemia.net Manual.pdf 103 131 102 Manual.pdf 103 2. An alternative equilibrium that could be used to explain the conversion of tetrahedrally coordinated Coz in propan-2-ol o the octahedral form upon addition of methanol is represented by the following equation In this equilibrium, five methanol molecules replace the three propan-2-ol molecules in the complex ion. (a Write an expression for Ke for this equilibrium. of Keq for the solutions in cups A, C, and E. (c) Based on your answers to (b), confirm or reject this alternative equilibrium. Briefly explain. P 6 7:05 PM 5/8/2017

Explanation / Answer

The alternate equilibrium is given as:

[CoClP3]+(tetrahedral Co2+) + 5M (methanol) <-----> [CoClM5]+ (octahedral Co2+) + 3P (2-propanol)

Keq = [Cooct] [P]3 / [Cotet] [M]5

For Cup A,

Total [Co2+] = 0.0012 M

[Cotet] = 8.107 X 10-4 M

[Cooct] = = 3.893 X 10-4 M

[M] = number of moles of methanol / Total volume

= mass of methanol / Molar mass X Total volume

= Volume of methanol X Density of methanol / Molar mass X Total volume

= 1 X mL• 0.791 g mL-1 /32.04 g mol-1 • 10 X 10-3 L

= 2.47 M

Similarly, [P] = Volume of propanol X Density of propanol / Molar mass X Total volume

= 8 X mL• 0.785 g mL-1 /60.09 g mol-1 • 10 X 10-3 L

= 10.45 M

NB: The volumes of propanol and methanol are different, hence concentrations cannot be same. If you have used same concentrations in the previous Keq calculations, you might want to recheck your Keq calculations.

Keq = [Cooct] [P]3 / [Cotet] [M]5

= (3.893 X 10-4)•(10.45)3 / 8.107 X 10-4 • (2.47)5

= (3.893 X 10-4)•1141.2 / 8.107 X 10-4 • 91.93

= 4442.7 / 745.3

Keq = 5.96

For Cup C,

Total [Co2+] = 0.0012 M

[Cotet] = 4.75 X 10-4 M

[Cooct] = 7.25 X 10-4 M

[M] = number of moles of methanol / Total volume

= mass of methanol / Molar mass X Total volume

= Volume of methanol X Density of methanol / Molar mass X Total volume

= 2 X mL• 0.791 g mL-1 /32.04 g mol-1 • 10 X 10-3 L

= 4.94 M

Similarly, [P] = Volume of propanol X Density of propanol / Molar mass X Total volume

= 7 X mL• 0.785 g mL-1 /60.09 g mol-1 • 10 X 10-3 L

= 9.14 M

Keq = [Cooct] [P]3 / [Cotet] [M]5

= (7.25 X 10-4)•(9.14)3 / 4.75 X 10-4 • (4.94)5

= (7.25 X 10-4)•764.7 / 4.75 X 10-4 • 2941.9

= 5544 / 13974

Keq = 0.39

For Cup E,

Total [Co2+] = 0.0012 M

[Cotet] = 1.27 X 10-4 M

[Cooct] = 1.073 X 10-4 M

[M] = number of moles of methanol / Total volume

= mass of methanol / Molar mass X Total volume

= Volume of methanol X Density of methanol / Molar mass X Total volume

= 3 X mL• 0.791 g mL-1 /32.04 g mol-1 • 10 X 10-3 L

= 7.40 M

Similarly, [P] = Volume of propanol X Density of propanol / Molar mass X Total volume

= 6 X mL• 0.785 g mL-1 /60.09 g mol-1 • 10 X 10-3 L

= 7.83 M

Keq = [Cooct] [P]3 / [Cotet] [M]5

= (1.073 X 10-4)•(7.83)3 / 1.27 X 10-4 • (7.40)5

= (1.073 X 10-4)•480.0 / 1.27 X 10-4 • 22190

= 515 / 28181

Keq = 0.018

Thus you can see that the calculated Keq values for cups A, C and E are not constant (within experimental error). Hence, the proposed equilibrium is inappropriate.