Soln 1: 5 mL of unknown vit C diluted to 50 mL gives A = 0.358
Soln 2: 5 mL of unknown + 3 mL 12.3 mM vit C dil to 50 mL gives A = 0.871
Find the concentration of the unknown (hint: take ratio of absorbances)
5 ml of Unknown concetrtion has given absorbance at 0.358 Let keep this as X
5 ml of unknown concentration+3 ml of 12.3 mM std has given absorbance at 0.871
That x+y has given absorbance at 0.871
Hence Eq15X=0.358
Eq2 5X+3Y=0.871
Divide Eq1 by Eq2
5X/(5X+3Y)=0.358/0.871
do cross multiplication which give equation as follows
5X*(0.871)=5X+3Y*(0.358)
We know the concentration Y as 12.3 mM
5X*0.871=(5X+3*12.3)*0.358
4.355X=1.79X+13.2102
Rearrange equation as follows
4.355X-1.79X=13.2102
X(4.355-1.79)=13.2102
2.565X=13.2102
X=13.2102/2.565=5.150mM
Hence the conc of unknown is 5.150mM
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