A) moles of iron nitrate = 0.2*10 = 2 millimole
moles of KSCN = .001 * 1 = .001 millimole
total volume = 20 ml
0.001 milli mole of KSCN will react to form .001 millimole of FeSCN
concentration of FeSCN = (.001/1000)/( 20*1000) = .00005 M
B)
moles of iron nitrate = 0.2*10 = 2 millimole
moles of KSCN = .001 * 2 = .002 millimole
total volume = 20 ml
0.002 milli mole of KSCN will react to form .002 millimole of FeSCN
concentration of FeSCN = (.002/1000)/( 20*1000) = .0001 M
C)
moles of iron nitrate = 0.2*10 = 2 millimole
moles of KSCN = .001 * 3 = .003 millimole
total volume = 20 ml
0.003 milli mole of KSCN will react to form .003 millimole of FeSCN
concentration of FeSCN = (.003/1000)/( 20*1000) = .00015 M
moles of iron nitrate = 0.2*10 = 2 millimole
moles of KSCN = .001 * 1 = .001 millimole
total volume = 20 ml
0.001 milli mole of KSCN will react to form .001 millimole of FeSCN
concentration of FeSCN = (.001/1000)/( 20*1000) = .00005 M
D)
moles of iron nitrate = 0.2*10 = 2 millimole
moles of KSCN = .001 * 4 = .004 millimole
total volume = 20 ml
0.004 milli mole of KSCN will react to form .004 millimole of FeSCN
concentration of FeSCN = (.004/1000)/( 20*1000) = .0002 M
E) zero KSCN added so no FeSCN formed .
Q&A CH2630 LB (5 points) Name: Given the information in Table 1 below, calculate the concentrations...
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