@ 520 nm analysis of a reactive dyePrepared Sample (mg/L)Absorbance0,010,0010,020,0020,050,0050,10,0130,20,0410,50,06310,12220,25050,825Aste101,280TermeAbs= 0.025Conc= ? mg/LIIncident LightTransmitted LightAbs= 1.54Conc= ? mg/L

The absorbance v/s concentration data given is,

@ 520 nm analysis of a reactive dye Prepared Sample (mg/L) Absorbance 0,01 0,001 0,02 0,002 0,05 0,005 0,1 0,013 0,2 0,041 0,5 0,063 0,122 2 0,250 5 0,825 10 1,280 Thermo Abs= 0.025 Conc= ? mg/L I Incident Light Transmitted Light Abs= 1.54 Conc= ? mg/L

@ 520 nm analysis of a reactive dye Prepared Sample (mg/L) Absorbance 0,01 0,001 0,02 0,002 0,05 0,005 0,1 0,013 0,2 0,041 0,5 0,063 0,122 2 0,250 5 0,825 10 1,280 Thermo Abs= 0.025 Conc= ? mg/L I Incident Light Transmitted Light Abs= 1.54 Conc= ? mg/L

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