Use the mole-ratio method to find the molar absorbtivity coefficient. Please provide both a graph and calculations:
Ratio |
Absorbance |
1 |
0.30621 |
1.5 |
0.47289 |
2 |
0.58416 |
3 |
0.78726 |
4 |
0.97673 |
5 |
0.92577 |
6 |
1.00190 |
7 |
1.05870 |
8 |
0.91126 |
9 |
0.99605 |
Use origin software to plot the graph.
Procedure
i) Input the data on x-axis and y-axis
ii) Select all and then plot
iii) when you click plot various options will be displayed. Select scatter and you will get the plot.
iv) Choose the best fit. Three spot coinciding through origin. And draw line as shown and find the slope.
v) Obtained slope is the answer.
All the steps are shown below.
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