Asked by Anonymous

The absorbance of a chlorophyll a standard solution in ethanol (density = 0.785 g/mL) is measured in
a 1.3 cm cuvette or path length. The absorbance is 0.435 and the molar absorptivity coefficient is 86,300 M–1cm–1.
The molecular weight for chlorophyll a is 893.49 g/mol.

The absorbance of a chlorophyll a standard solution in ethanol (density = 0.785 g/mL) is measured in
a 1.3 cm cuvette or path length. The absorbance is 0.435 and the molar absorptivity coefficient is 86,300 M–1cm–1.
The molecular weight for chlorophyll a is 893.49 g/mol.

A) What is the molar concentration of the solution? (I've already gotten.)

B) What is the concentration of the solution in ppm?

Answers

Answered by DrBob222
What did you get for M? If I call that 4E-6M (an estimate on my part) then that is
4E-6 mols/L EtOH or 4E-6 mols/785g (since density is 0.785g/mL then 1000 mL will have a mass of 785 g).
4E-6 mols x molar mass = grams chlorophyll = about 0.004 g chlorophyll. That is in 785g soln or 0.004/785 = about 5E-6 g/g. That makes it 5E-6*(10^6/10^6) = about 5 ppm.
That makes chlorophyll 4E-6/785 =
Answered by Anonymous
The molar concentration is 3.87E-6.
Answered by Anonymous
thank you!
Answered by Anonymous
i still don't get it
Answered by Anonymous
molar concentration of solution: 3.87 x 10^-6
concentrationin ppm: 4.4
There are no AI answers yet. The ability to request AI answers is coming soon!

Related Questions