RG 2018/09/05
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Objective
To measure Malachite green solutions made on 2018/08/31 with fluorescence spectroscopy. Also make two new solutions that are closer to range of UV-Vis data and run those samples.
Lab Protocol
Parameters used for Fluorescence
- start(nm): 565
- end(nm): 700
- excit: 555
- ex. slit (nm): 5.0
- Emslit (nm): 5.0
- scan speed: 200 nm/min
Data
Calculations
- Theoretical
- 0.3 ppm (0.51194 g of 29.3 ppm Malachite green stock, water added till total mass 50 g)
- 1 ppm (1.70648 g of 29.3 ppm Malachite green stock, water added till total mass 50 g)
- 3 ppm (5.1194 g of of 29.3 ppm Malachite green stock, water added till total mass 50 g)
- 6 ppm (1.023 g of 29.3 ppm Malachite green stock, water added till total mass 10 g)
- Actual
- 0.30885 ppm (0.52711 g of 29.3 ppm Malachite green stock, water added till total mass 50.0000 g)
- 1.005200 ppm (1.71704 g of 29.3 ppm Malachite green stock, water added till total mass 50.0490 g)
- 3.0006 ppm (5.12300 g of 29.3 ppm Malachite green stock, water added till total mass 50.0245 g)
- 5.9173 ppm (2.05505 g of 29.3 ppm Malachite green stock, water added till total mass 10.17574 g)
Figure 1: New Malachite green samples were run in UV-vis to try to fit standard curve better.
Figure 2: New standard curve of peak absorbance at 617 nm vs concentration made with new Malachite green samples.
Figure 3: Rhodimine fluorescence standard curve, intensity versus concentration.
Notes
- Measured UV-Vis, followed by fluorescence.
- Our concentrations were too dilute and no signal picked up by fluorescence.
- Made two other solutions of higher concentration but it was still not picked up (3 ppm and 6 ppm).
- 332 ppb solution was a little off in both UV-Vis and fluorescence.
- Solutions for fluorescence measurement were prepared by Dr. Hartings.