a. Fe(llI) between an organic solvent and aqueous solvent has a distribution coefficient of 60. Using two 10 mL portion of organic solvent, what is the concentration of Fe(lll) remaining in the aqueous layer after extraction of 40.0 mL of 2x10-3 M aqueous Fe(lll) solutions b. How can you acquire information about analyte when spectroscopic measurement is conducted?

a. Fe(llI) between an organic solvent and aqueous solvent has a distribution coefficient of 60. Using two 10 mL portion of organic solvent, what is the concentration of Fe(lll) remaining in the aqueous layer after extraction of 40.0 mL of 2x10-3 M aqueous Fe(lll) solutions b. How can you acquire information about analyte when spectroscopic measurement is conducted?

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