Using the same CuSO₄ calibration (ε = 4.0 M⁻¹cm⁻¹, b = 1.00 cm), an unknown gives A = 0.220.
What is the [Cu²⁺] of the unknown?
- A
0.880 M
- B
0.110 M
- Ccheck_circle
0.055 M
- D
0.022 M
Explanation
c = A/(εb) = 0.220/(4.0·1.00) = 0.055 M.
AP Chemistry· difficulty 2/5
Using the same CuSO₄ calibration (ε = 4.0 M⁻¹cm⁻¹, b = 1.00 cm), an unknown gives A = 0.220.
What is the [Cu²⁺] of the unknown?
0.880 M
0.110 M
0.055 M
0.022 M
Explanation
c = A/(εb) = 0.220/(4.0·1.00) = 0.055 M.
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