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If the initial amount of Fe(NO3)3 transferred to the cuvette is 0.026 mol, and the absorbance measurements indicate that 0.01 mol of FeSCN2 are present at equilibrium, what must be [Fe3 ] at equilibrium

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User Dohmoose
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Answer:

Concentration of
[Fe^(3+)] at equilibrium is 7.394 M.

Step-by-step explanation:

Moles of ferric nitrate = 0.026 mol

Concentration of ferric nitrate =
(0.026 mol)/(2.164* 10^(-3) L)=12.015 M

1 mole of ferric nitrate gives 1 mole of ferric ions, then 12.015 M of ferric nitrate solution will have:

[Fe^{3+}]=12.015 M[/tex]

Moles of
Fe(SCN)]^(2+) at equilbrium = 0.01 mol

Concentration of
Fe(SCN)]^(2+) at equilbrium =


[Fe(SCN)]^(2+)=(0.01 mol)/(2.164* 10^(-3) L)=4.621 M


Fe^(3+)+SCN^-\rightleftharpoons [Fe(SCN)]^(2+)

Initially

12.015 M 0

At equilibrium

(12.015 - 4.621 )M 4.621 M

Concentration of
[Fe^(3+)] at equilibrium

= (12.015 - 4.621 )M = 7.394 M

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