A student is calculating the concentration of her standard solutions in order to create the calibration curve (standard curve). Calculate the equilibrium isothiocyanatoiron(III) ion concentration, [FeNCS2+]eq, for a solution created by combining 2.00 mL of 0.183 M Fe³+ (aq) with 225μL of 0.00199 MSCN- (aq). Give your answer to three decimal places. Also give your answer in millimolar (mM) (because you won't be able to enter an answer in scientific notation here). You may assume that the volumes of these dilute, aqueous solutions are additive.

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A student is calculating the concentration of her standard solutions in order to create
the calibration curve (standard curve). Calculate the equilibrium
isothiocyanatoiron(III) ion concentration, [FeNCS²+]eq, for a solution created by
combining 2.00 mL of 0.183 M Fe3+ (aq) with 225μL of 0.00199 MSCN- (aq). Give
your answer to three decimal places. Also give your answer in millimolar (mM)
(because you won't be able to enter an answer in scientific notation here). You may
assume that the volumes of these dilute, aqueous solutions are additive.
Transcribed Image Text:A student is calculating the concentration of her standard solutions in order to create the calibration curve (standard curve). Calculate the equilibrium isothiocyanatoiron(III) ion concentration, [FeNCS²+]eq, for a solution created by combining 2.00 mL of 0.183 M Fe3+ (aq) with 225μL of 0.00199 MSCN- (aq). Give your answer to three decimal places. Also give your answer in millimolar (mM) (because you won't be able to enter an answer in scientific notation here). You may assume that the volumes of these dilute, aqueous solutions are additive.
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