O nm 490-530 nm630-720nm400-420 nmvioletreddeepblueorangelightblueyellowyellow-greengreen490-530 nm530-545 nmFigure 7.2 Color wheel(Colors of light of various wavelengths)Light of different wavelengths is absorbed todiffering extents by a solution. A graph of theamount of light absorbed by a solution is calledthe absorption spectrum of the solution. Anabsorption spectrum for permanganate ion isshown on the right. Again, the spectrum indi-cates that light is strongly absorbed at about580-630420-450 nm450-490 nm545-580 2. Use Figure 7.2 to estimate the approximate wavelength of maximum absorption for an aque-ous solution of each of the following:а.Hemoglobin (the molecule that gives blood its color)nmb. Chlorophyll (the pigment that gives algae their color)nm

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2. Use Figure 7.2 to estimate the approximate wavelength of maximum absorption for an aque- ous solution of each of the following: Hemoglobin (the molecule that gives blood its color) а. nm b. Chlorophyll (the pigment that gives algae their color) nm

2. Use Figure 7.2 to estimate the approximate wavelength of maximum absorption for an aque- ous solution of each of the following: Hemoglobin (the molecule that gives blood its color) а. nm b. Chlorophyll (the pigment that gives algae their color) nm

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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