User:Klare Lazor/Notebook/Chem-496-001/2012/09/27

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Objective

1) XRay analysis of 100% and 50% CEC surfactant Clay 2) Standard solution of CuSO4 calculations

Description

2) standard solution calculations for dilution of stock solution of CuSO4*5H2O <html> <HEAD> <TITLE>Enter the Page Title Here</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <TABLE width="75%" border="1" align="center" > <TR><TH>Standard #</TH><TH>CuSO4*5H2O (mL)</TH><TH>H2O(mL)3</TH><TH>m1v1=m2v2</TH><TH>Concentration (ppm)</></TR> <TR align="center"> <TD>1</TD><TD>0.25</TD><TD>9.75</TD><TD>(.013581g/ml)(.25ml)=x(10ml)</TD><TD>0.00033953 g/ml=.339525ppm</TD> </TR> <TR align="center"> <TD>2</TD><TD>0.50</TD><TD>9.50</TD><TD>(0.013581g/ml)(.5ml)=x(10ml)</TD><TD>0.000679g/ml=.679ppm</TD> </TR> <TR align="center"> <TD>3</TD><TD>1.00</TD><TD>9.00</TD><TD>(0.013581g/ml)(1ml)=x(10ml)</TD><TD>.0013581g/ml=1.358ppm</TD> </TR> <TR align="center"> <TD>4</TD><TD>2.00</TD><TD>8.00</TD><TD>(0.01358g/ml)(2ml)=x(10ml)</TD><TD>.002716g/ml=2.716ppm</TD> </TR> <TR align="center"> <TD>5</TD><TD>3.00</TD><TD>7.00</TD><TD>(0.01358g/ml)(3ml)=x(10ml)</TD><TD>.004074g/ml=4.074ppm</TD> </TR> <TR align="center"> <TD>6</TD><TD>7.00</TD><TD>3.00</TD><TD>(0.01358mg/ml)(7ml)=x(10ml)</TD><TD>.009506g/ml=9.5ppm</TD> </TR> <TR align="center"> <TD>7</TD><TD>10.00</TD><TD>0</TD><TD>(0.01358g/ml)(10ml)=x(10ml)</TD><TD>.01354g/ml=13.58ppm</TD> </TR> </TABLE> </BODY> </html>

Calculations:

20.53mg/ml of copper sulfate so multiple by weight of sulfate to get concentration of sulfate in solution

  • 20.53mg/l*1mol/.09606mg= 208.20 mol/L

To find the concentration of copper for our standers multiple concentration of sulfate to copper weight

  • 208.20mol/L *0.063546 mg/mol= 13.23mg/l or ppm

Data

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