
The trendline equation is from the graph
A = 0.162 [Ethanol] +0.001
R2 = 0.997
3. Using the absorbance versus concentration data below, prepare a calibration graph which includes the equation...
Secilon # TA: 90 Table 1: Time, absorbance, and calculated absorbance data. Time Abs In(Abs) 1/Abs | 0 1 .380 0.322 0.725 30 1.100 0.095 0.909 60 0.863 -0.147 1.159 0.677 -0.390 1.477 120 0.516 -0.662 1.938 150 0.394 -0.931 2.538 180 0.307 - 1.181 3.257 210 0.233 -1.457 4.292 240 0.182 -1.704 5.495 270 0.146 -1.924 6.849 300 0.110 -2.207 9.091 330 0.089 -2.419 11.236 0.072 -2.631 13.889 390 0.057 -2.859 17.452 420 0.049 -3.022 20.534 450 0.042 -3.180...
Calculate the rate constant, k, by using Equation
3 (k'=k[OH]^1). Keep in mind, the NaOH solution was
diluted by 50% at the start of the experiment. Write a final
generic rate law using Equation 1 (k[OH]^x[CV]^y)
using the experimental determined values for k, and y. Find the
average for CV (Crystal Violet) order (y), pseudo rate constant
(k'=3.1x10^-8 Ms^-1), and the rate constant (k). The generic rate law is Rate =
k(actual value with correct units)[CV]^(order for cv)[OH]^1.
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Expansion of the Universe Exercise Student Name: Step 1. 1. Using the data in Figures 1-4, measure the peak in nanometers) of the Ho from the spectra for each of the four galaxies presented. Step 2. A. Record the wavelength of the highest peak of each galaxy in Table 1. B. Use Equation 1 to calculate the redshift value (z) for each one and record these values in Table 1 as well. c. For the wavelength of HO from a...