4. A solution has 23.6% transmittance in a cell with a path length of 1.00 cm. If the material responsible for the absorption of light has a molar absorptivity e = 36.2 (L/mole-cm) at the wavelength used, calculate the concentration of this solution in mole/L. (Show all work.) M

4. A solution has 23.6% transmittance in a cell with a path length of 1.00 cm. If the material responsible for the absorption of light has a molar absorptivity e = 36.2 (L/mole-cm) at the wavelength used, calculate the concentration of this solution in mole/L. (Show all work.) M

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responsible for the absorption of light has a molar absorptivity e = 36.2 (L/mole-cm) at the
wavelength used, calculate the concentration of this solution in mole/L. (Show all work.)
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