Spectrophotometric Det. of Iron Flashcards

1
Q

How can we tell hoe much iron there is?

A

Iron forms several colored complex ions. If you have a ligand that works specifically with iron, then the color will change a slight amount and it can be determined by a spectrophotometer

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2
Q

TO get a naked eye visual you must utilize the reaction…

A

Fe(H2O)6 + 3 phen —> Fe(phen)3 + 6H2O

almost colorless + colorless —> intense orange-red

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3
Q

In order to determine the total amount of iron present:

A

Fe2+ and Fe#+ must both be reduced

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4
Q

How do you reduce the Fe?

A

The addition of hydroxylamine in the form of soluble hydrochloride

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5
Q

What acts as a buffer in the system?

A

ammonium acetate

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6
Q

What is the absorbance equation?

A

A=log(100/%T)

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7
Q

How do we know the absorbance is proportional to concentration?

A

The cuvettes ensure this

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8
Q

50 mg of Fe per liter = X ppm

A

50 ppm

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9
Q

What do we leave out of the blank solution?

A

Fe

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