beers law has the formula A = . b.
c
where A = absorbance no units
= molar
absorptivity
b = path length in centimeters
c = concentration i.e moles/ liter
= A /
b.c
so units for = A / cm .
mol/L = 1/ cm . mol/L = L / mol . cm = cm-1. L .
mol-1 .
answers => = A /
b.c
units = cm-1. L . mol-1 (or) L . mol-1 cm-1 (or) L / mol . cm
Solve the Beer's Law equation below for molar absorptivity,e, by filling in the following equation: Using...
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