We assume that ppm is given in terms of volume because the problem deals with concentration and volume .
Beer Lamberts law is used for this question, A C
where , A is absorptivity and C is concentration. We introduce a constant k to equation to change proportionality to equality
A = k C
Now lets look into our problem, consider y to be ppm of the original solution. y ppm of S means that 1ml of solution contains is y 10-6mL of S.
Now we have two flasks,
In the first flask, there is 50 ml of y ppm solution .It contains 50y mL of S in it.Next 50 mL of distilled water is added to make up to 100 mL.Finally ,there is 50y mL of S in 100 mL of solution .
So final concentration is
In the second flask, there is 50 ml of y ppm solution .It contains (50y) x 10-6 mL of S in it.Next 25 mL of 200 ppm solution is added. This 25 mL contains (200 x 25) x 10-6 mL of S = 5000 x 10-6 mL of S.So total S adds up to (50y) x 10-6 mL + x 10-6 mL = (50y+5000) x 10-6 mL .Then volume is made up to 100 mL by adding distilled water.
So final concentration is
Now use A = k C
y is the orginal concentration and y is obtained as 18.8. Answer is option C.
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