Chemistry, asked by anushajain1379, 1 year ago

Why order of reaction is independant of concentration of iodine in experiment of iodination of acetone?

Answers

Answered by choudhary3232
0

1- A spectrometer was used to observe the iodine. The spectrometer was set at a wavelength of 410 nm and it was then calibrated using a cuvet filled with water.

2- For water, we set it at 100% transmission and 0% absorbance due to it being colorless, and for the dark colored solution of iodine, it was 100% absorbance, 0% transmission.

B- Preparing the solutions.

1- Six reactions were carried through, each one using a different amount of reactants. The amount of each reactant to be used was given to us in a table for each of the six trials.

2- The table that we were given for the amount of each reactant is below. This is table 1.

Reaction Number 4.0 M Acetone(mL) 1.0M HCl (mL) Water(mL) 0.0050M Iodine (mL)

1 3 3

8

4

2 6 3

5

4

3 9 3

2

4

4 3 6

5

4

5 3 9

2

4

6 3 3

4

8

Table 1. Amount of reactants to be used in each trial

3- After the reactants are mixed, they need to be placed in the cuvet and into the spectrometer as fast as possible. A graduated pipette should be used for the iodine solution and a different one for the rest of the reactants. After pipetting acetone, the pipette should be rinsed with HCl before pipetting the HCl, and the same goes for water.

Similar questions