Data Analysis 105 A. Calculate the total M concentration of SCN and Fe present i
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Data Analysis 105 A. Calculate the total M concentration of SCN and Fe present in each test solution. Enter these in the table. Show the calculations for test solution #5 below. Data Table Molarity of stock KSCN solution o·0095 M Molarity of Fe(No), solution O200M Test mL. Stock mL Stock mL H20 Total added Total added Absorbance at TubeKSCN Fe(NO3)3 SCN cone (M) Fe* cone (M) 447 0.00 5.00 00 40 5.00 So 135 G.00 0o 13.00o 5.00 2.so 150 00 1o.0o 5.00 500 | 1300 ?,00 5. IS.00 0.00 O. 118 0.135 B. Considering that fact that Fe and SCN react 1:1 to form the colored ion FesCN2, what is the maximum mole/liter concentration of FeScN?* that could form in each test solution? Explain your reasoning below. (Hint: What is the limiting reagent in each solution?)Explanation / Answer
Data Analysis:
part A)
Total SCN- =(volume of SCN-)*(molarity of stock SCN-)/total volume
Total Fe3+=(volume of Fe3+)*(molarity of stock Fe3+)/total volume
test tube 1)Total SCN- =0.0005M*(5ml/20ml)=0.000125 M
Total Fe3+=0.2M*(0.5ml/20ml)=0.005M
test tube 2)
Total SCN- =0.0005M*(5ml/20ml)=0.000125 M
Total Fe3+=0.2M*(1ml/20ml)=0.01M
test tube 3)
Total SCN- =0.0005M*(5ml/20ml)=0.000125 M
Total Fe3+=0.2M*(1.5ml/20ml)=0.015M
test tube 4)
Total SCN- =0.0005M*(5ml/20ml)=0.000125 M
Total Fe3+=0.2M*(2ml/20ml)=0.02M
test tube 5)
Total SCN- =0.0005M*(5ml/20ml)=0.000125 M
Total Fe3+=0.2M*(2.5ml/20ml)=0.025M
test tube 6)
Total SCN- =0.0005M*(5ml/20ml)=0.000125 M
Total Fe3+=0.2M*(10ml/20ml)=0.1M
test tube 7)
Total SCN- =0.0005M*(5ml/20ml)=0.000125 M
Total Fe3+=0.2M*(13ml/20ml)=0.13M
test tube 8)
Total SCN- =0.0005M*(5ml/20ml)=0.000125 M
Total Fe3+=0.2M*(15ml/20ml)=0.15M
B) Fe3+ +SCN2+ <--->FeSCN2+
As [Fe3+]>>>[SCN-] so SCN- is the limiting reactant, and thus gets completely reacted in excess Fe3+
[FeSCN2+]=[SCN-](maximum concentration of FeSCN2+ formed)
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