Posted by Sharon on Tuesday, February 28, 2012 at 6:55pm.
You haven't provided a clear set up but here is my best guess. I will put a proviso on each.
a. IF you are talking about the absorbance of soln A after it has been poured into a wet beaker, the absorbance will be less BECAUSE the solution has been diluted (with the water in the wet beaker).
b. Here it isn't clear what absorbance on what solution we're talking about but the solution of D will be weaker than your calculations show because the pipet delivered some sample diluted with water that was already in the pipet. With this information you should be able to take this weaker solution and follow through to the appropriate answer.
c. Again it isn't clear how solution B figures into the rest of the problem but you know that the sample in the volumetric flask will be more concentrated than calculations show it to be because less water was added to the volumetric flask.
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