I molar extinction coefficient, &, in the Beer-Lambert Law (A =&bc) is 134,000M-1cm-1 at 630 nm for the blue dye. As a reminder, b is the path length (in cm) and c is concentration in moles/liter, M, to match the concentration units of ɛ. The path length of cells is 1.00 cm. Calculate the initial concentration of your diluted blue dye sample.

I molar extinction coefficient, &, in the Beer-Lambert Law (A =&bc) is 134,000M-1cm-1 at 630 nm for the blue dye. As a reminder, b is the path length (in cm) and c is concentration in moles/liter, M, to match the concentration units of ɛ. The path length of cells is 1.00 cm. Calculate the initial concentration of your diluted blue dye sample.

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Chapter9: Atomic Absorption And Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry

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