Absorbance (A) is related to Transmittance (T) as:
A = -logT
According to lambert beer law,
A =
cl, where
is the molar absorptivity coefficient, unit =
M-1cm-1
(Note that it measures how strongly a specie absorbs at a given wavelength),
c = concentration of specie in M
l = path length in cm.
In the above problem,
Step1 : calculate the absorbance of each specie using the transmittance data. (A = -logT)
| A (at 2022cm-1) | A (at 1993cm-1) | |
| pure A | -log (0.31) = 0.51 | -log(.797)= 0.098 |
| pure B | -log(0.974) = 0.011 | -log (0.20) = 0.70 |
Step 2 : Apply lambert beer law, A =
cl; to determine
for each specie for both the given wavelengths.
Given that c = 1.00x 10-5 M for both the species when pure, and l =5.00 cm,
for pure A and pure B;
(in units of M-1cm-1) =
A/cl = A/(5.00x 10-5 )
x 105(at 2022cm-1) (in
M-1cm-1) |
x
10-5 (at 1993cm-1) (in
M-1cm-1) |
|
| pure A | 0.102 | 0.02 |
| pure B | 0.0022 | 0.14 |
Step 3: In the mixture of A and B, note that Absorbance will be additive.
A (total) = -log (T) = AA + AB
for 2022 cm-1, A = -log (0.506) = 0.30 = (
AcA +
BcB) l = (0.102cA +
0.011cB) 5x 105
0.102cA
+ 0.011cB = 0.06 x 10-5
for 1993 cm-1, A = -log (0.201) = 0.70 = (
AcA +
BcB) l = (0.02cA +
0.14cB) 5x 105
0.02cA + 0.14 cB = 0.14 x
10-5
2 linear equations with 2 variables are obtained, solving which,
cA = 0.49 x 10-5 M
cB = 0.93x 10-5 M
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