Set IHMR A Relative Concentration Methyl Red Absorbance (a.u.) at 425 nm A0 1.00 0.094 A1...

Set IHMR A	Relative Concentration Methyl Red	Absorbance (a.u.) at 425 nm
A₀	1.00	0.094
A₁	0.75	0.058
A₂	0.50	0.041
A₃	0.25	0.030

Set IIHMR A	Relative Concentration Methyl Red	Absorbance (a.u.) at 520 nm
A₀	1.00	0.895
A₁	0.75	0.806
A₂	0.50	0.597
A₃	0.25	0.224

Set IMR^- B	Relative Concentration Methyl Red	Absorbance (a.u.) at 425 nm
B₀	1.00	0.480
B₁	0.75	0.302
B₂	0.50	0.243
B₃	0.25	0.052

Set IIMR^- B	Relative Concentration Methyl Red	Absorbance (a.u.) at 520 nm
B₀	1.00	0.048
B₁	0.75	0.033
B₂	0.50	0.023
B₃	0.25	0.017

Based on the data above, calculate the slope of the line of the absorbance vs relative concentration for each for the four data sets (Part III in your lab manual).

Let:

αHMR
IA equal the slope for solutions A₀-A₃ at 425 mm

αMR^-
IB equal the slope for solutions B₀-B₃ at 425 mm

αHMR
IIA equal the slope for solutions A₀-A₃ at 520 mm

αMR^-
IIB equal the slope for solutions B₀-B₃ at 520 mm

These α's are the respective Beer's Law constants for HMR and MR^- at the 2 wavelengths. Enter below the α's that you determined from your Excel graphs

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