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DEPARTMENT OF MINING, METALLURGICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING,

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES, DILIMAN QUEZON CITY, PHILIPPINES
DATE PERFORMED: 3 MARCH 2016
ABSTRACT
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INTRODUCTION
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2+
Fe ( SCN )(aq )
3++ SCN aq
F e(aq)

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2+
FeSC N eq
3+
F eeq
SC N eq
K eq =

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A=log
It
I0
Where A is the amount of

absorbance
It is the intensity of light
transmitted
I0 is the intensity of light on a
blank solution
A= bC
Where A
absorbance
is
the
amount
of
is the molar absorption
coefficient
b is the path length
C is the molar absorptivity

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REFERENCES
[1]
Petrucci, R.H.; Herring, F.G.;
Madura, J.D.;Bissonnette, C.General
Chemistry:
Principlesand
Modern
Applications,10thed.;
Pearson
Prentice Hall: Canada, 2011
[2]
Silberberg, M. S., & Duran, R.
(2002). Chemistry:
The
molecular
nature of matter and change. New
York, N.Y: McGraw-Hill
[3]
MLA
Dean,
"Lange's handbook
(1987).
John
Aurie.
of chemistry."
[4]
Morgan, John. Using Beer's
Law To Find An Equilibrium Constant
For
Iron(III)
Thiocyanato
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University
of
Pennsylvania
http://facstaff.bloomu.edu/jmorgan/Eq
uilibrium%202%20Iron
%20thiocyanate%20S09.pdf
[5]
Measuring
an
Equilibrium
Constant I: Using Color to Analyze an
Equilibrium Mixture The Chemistry
Department, University of Southern
Maine:
http://usm.maine.edu/chy/manuals/11
6/text/KeqSpec.html
[6]
Three Stooges in Chemical
Reactions Department of Chemistry,
APPENDIX
Collin
College.
http://www.collin.edu/chemistry/Hand
outs/1412/Equilibrium
%20%5BRevised2012%5D_1.pdf
Raw Data
Table 1. Absorbance and Molarity of produced
2+
Fe ( SCN ) in the Standard
Solutions
Solution
Standard 1
Standard 2
Standard
3
Standard 4
Standard 5
Molarity of
2+
Fe ( SCN ) (M)
0.00002
0.00004
0.0001
Absorbance
0.005
0.035
0.125
0.391
0.769
0.0002
0.0004
2+
Fe ( SCN )
Table 2.Absorbance and Molarity of produced Molarity of
in
equilibrium of the Unknown Solutions
Solution
Molarity
of
Absorban
2+
Fe ( SCN ) (M)
ce
Unknown 1
4
1.369383388x 10
0.234
Unknown 2
4
1.670881152x 10
0.296
Unknown 3
4
2.03073332 x 10
0.370
Table 2.1 ICE Table for Unknown Solution 1
3+
Fe
Initial
Change
6 x 104
-(1.369383388x
4
10
Equilibrium
4.630616612
x 10
SC N
2+
Fe ( SCN )
1 x 103
-(1.369383388x
4
10
8.630616612x
4
10
1.369383388x
104
1.369383388x
4
10
Table 3.Initial and Equilibrium Concentrations of
Solution (M)
3+
F e initial
3+SC N
F e
Unknown 1
0.0006
Unknown 2
0.0008
Unknown 3
0.001
3+
F e eq
4.630616612
6.329118848x
7.96926668x
SC N initial
SC N eq
Table 4.
K eq
x 104
104
104
0.001
0.001
0.001
8.630616612x
8.329118848x
7.96926668x
10
10
10
K eq of Unknown Solution
Unknown 1
342.6450047
Unknown 2
316.9564685
342.6450047+ 316.9564685+319.7230532
Average K eq =
3
= 326.4415143
~ 326
Unknown 3
319.7230532
Figure 1. Plot of Molarity of
2+
Fe ( SCN )
vs Absorbance
Sample Calculations
1. Solving for the initial molarity of
3+
Fe /
SC N
of Standard and
Unknown Solution using the dilution formula
M 1 V 1=M 2 V 2
M 2=Molarity of the resulting solution
Where:
M 1=Molarity of the initial solution
V 1=Volume of the initial solution
V 2=Volume of the resulting solution

Solving for the Molarity of the resulting solution
M 2=
M1 V1
V2
M 2=
0.002 M FeC l 3 x 0.10 ml FeC l 3

=2 x 105 M FeC l 3
10 ml of total solution
2. Solving for the concentration of
2+
Fe ( SCN )
at equilibrium
From the equation of the line on Figure 1 is compiled the concentration of
2+
Fe ( SCN )
at equilibrium vs its absorbance.
y=2056.4 x0.0476
Where
y = Absorbance in equilibrium
x = Concentration of
2+
Fe ( SCN ) in equilibrium
Absorbance of Unknown Solution 1 : 0.234
0.234=2056.4 x0.0476
Isolating x
0.0234+0.0476
=x
2056.4
Solving for x
2+
x=1.369383388 x 104 M FeSC N
3. Solving for the concentration of
Concentration of
3+SC N
in equilibrium
F e
3+
F e eq = Concentration of
3+
F e initial
- Concentration of
SC N eq = Concentration of
SC N initial
- Concentration of
2+
FeSC N eq
Concentration of
2+
FeSC N eq
This can was derived by an ICE table in Figure 2.1
3+ eq
4
2+=4.630616612 x 10 M F e
3+1.369383388 x 104 M FeSC N eq
6 x 104 M F einitial
4. Calculating the
K eq of the reaction
3+
Molarity of SC N eq
Molarity of F e eq
2+
N eq
Molarity of FeSC
K eq =
3+
8.630616612 x 104 M SC N eq
4.630616612 x 104 M F e eq
N 2+
4
1.369383388 x 10 M FFeSC eq
K eq of Unknown 1=
K eq of Unknown 1 342
5. Calculating for the percent error
Percent Error=
Percent Error=
63.32117817
(|Experimental ValueTheoretical Value|)

Theoretical Value
|326.4415143890|
890
x 100
x 100

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Where A is the amount of

is the molar absorption

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Fe ( SCN ) in the Standard

Table 2.Absorbance and Molarity of produced Molarity of

equilibrium of the Unknown Solutions

Table 2.1 ICE Table for Unknown Solution 1

Table 3.Initial and Equilibrium Concentrations of

Figure 1. Plot of Molarity of

1. Solving for the initial molarity of

Unknown Solution using the dilution formula

M 1=Molarity of the initial solution

V 1=Volume of the initial solution

V 2=Volume of the resulting solution

0.002 M FeC l 3 x 0.10 ml FeC l 3

2. Solving for the concentration of

From the equation of the line on Figure 1 is compiled the concentration of

at equilibrium vs its absorbance.

Absorbance of Unknown Solution 1 : 0.234

3. Solving for the concentration of

5. Calculating for the percent error

(|Experimental ValueTheoretical Value|)

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