Calculate the concentration of an anthracene solution which produced a fluorescence intensity (1) of 835 when the irradiance of the beam incident to the sample (Po) was 1.580 x 10' and the length of the medium (b) was 0.891 cm. Anthracene has a molar extinction coefficient (e) of 9.5 x 10' M-¹ cm. The proportionality constant k' for anthracene is 0.30. си M

Calculate the concentration of an anthracene solution which produced a fluorescence intensity (1) of 835 when the irradiance of the beam incident to the sample (Po) was 1.580 x 10' and the length of the medium (b) was 0.891 cm. Anthracene has a molar extinction coefficient (e) of 9.5 x 10' M-¹ cm. The proportionality constant k' for anthracene is 0.30. си M

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