7. Beer's Law calibration Plot? Which of the following statements describe R? and its significance in a a. R? describes the molar absorptivity for a Beer's Law Calibration plot. R2 should equal a number greater than 0 since absorbance must be a positive number. b. R? describes the path length in beer's law. For a Beer's Law Calibration plot R2 should equal to 1 since the length of the cuvette is 1.0 cm. c. R describes the goodness of fit for a linear plot. For a Beer's Law Calibration plot, R should equal to 1 since the concentration of a solution is directly proportional to the absorbance of the solution. d. R? describes the slope for a Beer's Law Calibration plot. R should equal a number greater than 0 but less than 1 since the slope is equivalent to 1/concentration in the plot.

7. Beer's Law calibration Plot? Which of the following statements describe R? and its significance in a a. R? describes the molar absorptivity for a Beer's Law Calibration plot. R2 should equal a number greater than 0 since absorbance must be a positive number. b. R? describes the path length in beer's law. For a Beer's Law Calibration plot R2 should equal to 1 since the length of the cuvette is 1.0 cm. c. R describes the goodness of fit for a linear plot. For a Beer's Law Calibration plot, R should equal to 1 since the concentration of a solution is directly proportional to the absorbance of the solution. d. R? describes the slope for a Beer's Law Calibration plot. R should equal a number greater than 0 but less than 1 since the slope is equivalent to 1/concentration in the plot.

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