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lab is completed, the goal is to complete the lab_form using the lab image submitted.


Name Group Results 1. Qualitative examination of equilibria and Le Chatelier's Principle (20 pts) (You may scan and incorporate a pdf of your group’s data sheet.) Well # Contents (drops) Observations 1 Fe(NO3)3 [3] 2 KSCN [3] 3 Fe(NO3)3 [1]/KSCN [1] 4 Fe(NO3)3 [2]/KSCN [2] 5 Fe(NO3)3 [3]/KSCN [3] For 6-13 all wells start with: Fe(NO3)3 [3]/KSCN [3] 6 Distilled water [2] (control) 7 Fe(NO3)3 [2] 8 KSCN [2] 9 KSCN [4] 10 KSCN [1, 1M] 11 Na2HPO4 [2] 12 H2SO4 [2] 13 KSCN [1, 1M]/H2SO4 [3] For 14-18 materials are: 0.0025M Fe(NO3)3/ 0.1M HNO3/1M KSCN 14 As above 1/4/4 15 As above 2/3/4 16 As above 3/2/4 17 As above 4/1/4 18 As above 5/0/4 1. 2. Beer's Law Plot for the Absorbance of Fe(SCN)2+ (20 pts) (You may scan and incorporate a pdf of your group’s data sheet or include a pdf of your group’s Excel page.) Test Tube # [Fe3+]initial=[Fe(SCN)2+]eq A475 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Slope of line (A475 vs. [Fe(SCN)2+]) = ε = 1. Absorbance measurements to determine the Equilibrium Constant (20 pts) Test Tube # [Fe(SCN)2+]eq A475 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1. Calculation of the Equilibrium Constant Keq (called Kc in the text) (30 pts) Test Tube # [Fe3+]initial [SCN-]initial [FeSCN2+ ]eq [Fe3+ ]eq [SCN- ]eq keq 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Average value for Keq = Questions (10 pts) · Explain in the context of Le Chatelier's Principle why it is mathematically acceptable to assume that the initial concentration of the iron (III) ion, [Fe3+], is equal to the equilibrium concentration of the complex ion, [FeSCN2-], for the Beer’s Law determination (Part 2). · If the class results for the were generally lower than the established value for Keq for this reaction, what might have caused the value to vary. This would seem to be a result of inaccuracies in the reported (labeled) concentrations of the reagents. What specific inaccuracies might have cause the generally lower values in the class results. Explain your answer. This is a mathematical question and requires a mathematical answer. Results 1 Qualitative examination of equilibria and Le Chatelier's Principle Well | Contents (drops) | Observations || FeO 3] Mo color chanse, clear Ligued 2 KSCN [3] No dor change, cleer isu d Fe(NOW: [1VKSCN 1] Solation Ained orange Fe(NOu): [2/KSCN [2] Fe(NOs)s [3YKSCN [3] Ugh orange gobo | Orange coludion For 6-13 all wells start with: Fe(NOy), [3/KSCN [3] Distilled water [2] (control) | chear—sobation 00 change gitubion EN ee HiS04 [2] 7 | Fe(NOs) [2] no change, solubim dx dae orange 8 Kscn) no change 9 | Kson fg no change 10 |Ksont, IM) B lukon changed dom ormnge Av Sn | NaHPOL [2] orange Ao des golden 2 oranse “ho cles Solution KSCN [1, IMJH:SO4 [3] orange to reddich-orange solubion Tor 14-18 materials are: 0.0025M Fe(NO3),/0-1M HNO IM KSCN As above 1/4/4 orange solukim 15 | Asabove 23/4 Ak cranae solakion 16 | Asabove 32/4 eMich orange soluion 17 | Asabove ana Jacle- vec. oranga_silotion 18 As above 5/0/4 ced solabm (deb) 2. Beer's Law Absorbance Data (Absorbance of Fe(SCN)™") Bring these data to my desk before continuing to Part 3. [Test Tube # | Ae 1 0.091 . 2 0-144 ~ [3 | omy | 4 0.248 } _ s 0-207 _ 6 0-460 . 7 0-55 3. Absorbance data to determine the Equilibrium Constant Do not expect these measurements to be linear. There is no need for me to see them during the lab. Test Tube # Asse 0 S¥ oma | mn oan 2 0-394 13 0-424 - 14 0.26% | 15 0-4dy 16 0.612 17 0.305 18 0386 Lr los |