Assuming that the analyte in A and B are the same organic molecule, select all possible correctreasons why the absorption spectrum in B is more intense than it is in A.ABAbsorptionAbsorptionspectrumunpadsEmissionEmissionspectrumspectrumIntensity400425450475400425450475500Wavelength (nm)Wavelength (nm)O increased solvation of the lone paircharge-transfer absorptionD concentration differencesmismatched cells

The correct option is concentration differences.

Assuming that the analyte in A and B are the same organic molecule, select all possible correct reasons why the absorption spectrum in B is more intense than it is in A. A Absorption /spectrum Absorption spectrum Emission spectrum Emission spectrum Intensity 400 425 450 475 400 425 450 475 500 Wavelength (nm) Wavelength (nm) O increased solvation of the lone pair O charge-transfer absorption D concentration differences mismatched cells

Assuming that the analyte in A and B are the same organic molecule, select all possible correct reasons why the absorption spectrum in B is more intense than it is in A. A Absorption /spectrum Absorption spectrum Emission spectrum Emission spectrum Intensity 400 425 450 475 400 425 450 475 500 Wavelength (nm) Wavelength (nm) O increased solvation of the lone pair O charge-transfer absorption D concentration differences mismatched cells

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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