In the simulation below, you will be working with a 10.00 mL
solution, which you will make up of the dye and the bleach. You
will be using a 10 mL serological pipet to deliver the dye and a 1
mL syringe to deliver the bleach to a vial, which you will place
into the spectrophotometer. You will have to ensure that the
solution is mixed well throughout the experiment by means of a
magnetic stirrer. You are given a dye, Yellow 6, whose
concentration is 3.40 x 10-5M and two choices of bleach
solution: 0.090M and 0.180M.
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Volume of dye |
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Original concentration of dye |
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Volume of bleach |
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Original concentration of bleach |
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Total volume of the solution (volume of dye +volume of bleach) |
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Final concentration of dye |
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Final concentration of bleach |

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I
have figured out what the base concentration is for the second
picture. I only need help with finding the volume in the first
picture. What I have posted is all that was given.
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is not given, I beleive it has to be found.
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