Answer :
If a mixture is prepared by mixing 29.27 mL of the blue dye solution with 35.00 mL of the red dye solution and 14.73 mL of the yellow dye solution, the molar concentration of the blue dye in the mixture is
MB'=0.1189M
What is the molar concentration of the blue dye in the mixture?
Generally, the equation for the moles is mathematically given as
Moles=Molarity *volume
Therefore
For Blue dye
MB=0.3523*25.27*1/1000ml
MB=8.90*10^{-3}
For red dye
MR=0.1017*35.27*1/1000ml
MR=3.55*10^{-3}
For yellow dye
MY=0.3523*14.73*1/1000ml
MY=2.27*10^{-3}
Where
Total volume is
T=25.27+35.ml+14.73
T=75ml
In conclusion, The molar conc of blue dye is
[tex]MB'=\frac{8.90*10^{-3}*1000}{75}[/tex]
MB'=0.1189M
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