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This equation is called as Beer-Lambert law.
This law states that, the attenuation (reduction of the effect) of the light to the properties of a material through which the light is travelling.
There the material is a container in which the solution is filled. Which has a certain concentration and the container has some length through which the light passes.
This equation explains that, as the path length and the concentration of solution increases, then the absorption of light also increases. Therefore, A is directly proportional to l and C.
Therefore, the above equation is known as the Beer - Lambert law.
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#4-5 beer's law 4. Using the data below find the concentration of a 1.10 cm (path...
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