A compound has a strong absorption at 8.37x1015 Hz. What is the Amax( in Å (angstroms)) for this compound? (Write answer in decimal form to one decimal place, for example, if answer is 75.667 then write as 75.7)

A compound has a strong absorption at 8.37x1015 Hz. What is the Amax( in Å (angstroms)) for this compound? (Write answer in decimal form to one decimal place, for example, if answer is 75.667 then write as 75.7)

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter9: Atomic Absorption And Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry

Section: Chapter Questions

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A compound has a strong absorption at 8.37x1015 Hz.
What is the Amax( in Å (angstroms)) for this compound?
(Write answer in decimal form to one decimal place, for
example, if answer is 75.667 then write as 75.7)

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