Sydney S.

asked • 02/11/23

Chemical Equilibrium and Spectrophotometric Analysis

We have a mixture of 100 mL of Fe3+ solution (1.00 × 10–3 M) and 100 mL of A- ion solution (1.00 ×

10–3 M). The mixture has a deep blue color, indicating the formation of a complex between Fe3+ and A-

. From spectrophotometric analysis, we find that 30.0% of the Fe3+ is in the form of a complex, where

there are two probable formulae: FeX2+ or FeX3

a. Balance the following equations and calculate the concentrations of the remaining species.

Fe3+ + A- ⇔ FeA2+,

Fe3+ + A- ⇔ FeA3


b. After reaching equilibrium states, write the equilibrium expressions and the equilibrium constants

for both cases in (a).

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