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Explanation / Answer

MM = 272.71 g/mol

V = 10 mL;

then V = 1 mL is used to a V = 25 mL

A = 0.49

l = 1 cm

e = 6533

A = e*l*C

A = absorbance of sample

e is the molar absorptivity , the typical units are 1/M-cm

l size of cuvette, typically reported in cm

c is the molar concentration, in mol per ltier or M

then

0.49 = 6533*1*C

C = 0.49 /6533

C = 0.00007500 M (in cuvette, this is a)

b)

in the v10 mL

M1*V1 = M2*V2

M1*1 = 0.00007500*25

M1 = 0.00007500*25 = 0.001875 M

this V = 1 mL, is the same concentration as in 10 mL

b) --> 0.001875 M

c)

mg in solution

V = 10 mL

M = 0.001875

mmol = MV = 10*0.001875 = 0.01875

mass = mmol*MW = 0.01875*272.71 = 5.1133 mg

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