7. You are studying a reaction involving o-nitrophenol and want to keep absorption values between 0.2 and 0.8 at 410 nm. What are the lower and upper concentration limits permitted? Concentration (M) · Concentration (μM) Lower 3 3 Upper 3 3 8. You are provided with an NADH solution which you are told was a 150-fold dilution from a stock solution. You record the absorbance of your solution as 0.611 at 340 nm. What was the stock concentration? Stock concentration (M) 3 Stock concentration (mM) 3

7. You are studying a reaction involving o-nitrophenol and want to keep absorption values between 0.2 and 0.8 at 410 nm. What are the lower and upper concentration limits permitted? Concentration (M) · Concentration (μM) Lower 3 3 Upper 3 3 8. You are provided with an NADH solution which you are told was a 150-fold dilution from a stock solution. You record the absorbance of your solution as 0.611 at 340 nm. What was the stock concentration? Stock concentration (M) 3 Stock concentration (mM) 3

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Chapter12: Structure Determination: Mass Spectrometry And Infrared Spectroscopy

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