Question #185461

If the ratio of final and intial intensities for 0.1% solution of L-alamine is 5/8( length of beaker is 0.015m.) Determine the ratio of intensities for 0.2% - L-alamine solution in the beaker with length of 0.023m


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Expert's answer
2021-04-28T13:03:55-0400

According to Beer-Lambert law:


A=logI0I=klc.A=\log\frac{I_0}{I}=klc.

For 0.1%-solution and 0.015m-long beaker:


log58=kl1c1, k=log(5/8)l1c1.\log\frac58=kl_1c_1,\\\space\\ k=\frac{\log(5/8)}{l_1c_1}.

For 0.2%-solution and 0.023m-long beaker:


logI0I=kl2c2, logI0I=l2c2log(5/8)l1c1, logI0c1l1I=log5l2c28, Iol1c1=5l2c2,I01.69; I0I1780.\log\frac{I_0}{I}=kl_2c_2,\\\space\\ \log\frac{I_0}{I}=\frac{l_2c_2\log(5/8)}{l_1c_1},\\\space\\ \log\frac{I_0^{c_1l_1}}{I}=\log\frac{5^{l_2c_2}}{8},\\\space\\ I_o^{l_1c_1}=5^{l_2c_2},\\ I_0\approx1.69;\\\space\\ \frac{I_0}{I}\approx\frac{17}{80}.

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