Photofrin (a photodynamic therapy agent for skin cancer treatment) has an extinction coefficient of 2000 Mcm...
Photofrin (a photodynamic therapy agent for skin cancer treatment) has an extinction coefficient of 2000 Mcm at 630 nm. Suppose the absorbance of Photofrin, across the whole-skin-thickness of 2.30 mm, must be 0.1000 (no units) for it to provide adequate cancer-cell-killing capability when irradiated with 630 nm laser light. What concentration must it have in that skin layer?