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Effect of pH on the Spectral Properties of Acid Orange Seven and Plasmocorinth B Dyes in Aqueous Systems

Patrick Kimutai Tum, Frederick D.O. Oduor

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The present study investigated the effect of pH on the spectral properties of Acid Orange 7 and Plasmocorinth B azo dyes in aqueous systems. Several concentrations of each dye were prepared from a stock solution. The molar extinction coefficient (ԑ) and maximum absorption wavelength of the dyes in different pH environments were measured using a UV/Vis spectroscopy. Dye absorbance was measured between λ=200 nm-800 nm. The results indicate that the maximum absorption wavelengths of AO7 and PC-B were determined at 485 nm and 528 nm respectively. The molar extinction coefficient (ԑ) was calculated at Acid Orange 7= 20647 dm3. Mol-1.cm-1 and Plasmocorinth B= 19203 dm3.mol-1.cm-1. The finding shows that pH has no effect on the absorbance of the aqueous dye solutions indicating dye stability under different pH levels.

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The present study investigated the effect of pH on the spectral properties of Acid Orange 7 and Plasmocorinth B azo dyes in aqueous systems. Several concentrations of each dye were prepared from a stock solution. The molar extinction coefficient (ԑ) and maximum absorption wavelength of the dyes in different pH environments were measured using a UV/Vis spectroscopy. Dye absorbance was measured between λ=200 nm-800 nm. The results indicate that the maximum absorption wavelengths of AO7 and PC-B were determined at 485 nm and 528 nm respectively. The molar extinction coefficient (ԑ) was calculated at Acid Orange 7= 20647 dm3. Mol-1.cm-1 and Plasmocorinth B= 19203 dm3.mol-1.cm-1. The finding shows that pH has no effect on the absorbance of the aqueous dye solutions indicating dye stability under different pH levels.

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The present study investigated the effect of pH on the spectral properties of Acid Orange 7 and Plasmocorinth B azo dyes in aqueous systems. Several concentrations of each dye were prepared from a stock solution. The molar extinction coefficient (ԑ) and maximum absorption wavelength of the dyes in different pH environments were measured using a UV/Vis spectroscopy. Dye absorbance was measured between λ=200 nm-800 nm. The results indicate that the maximum absorption wavelengths of AO7 and PC-B were determined at 485 nm and 528 nm respectively. The molar extinction coefficient (ԑ) was calculated at Acid Orange 7= 20647 dm3. Mol-1.cm-1 and Plasmocorinth B= 19203 dm3.mol-1.cm-1. The finding shows that pH has no effect on the absorbance of the aqueous dye solutions indicating dye stability under different pH levels.

Key concepts: Molar absorptivity, Absorbance, Aqueous solution, Chemistry, Orange (colour), Acid dye, Wavelength, Analytical Chemistry (journal)

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