How can you calculate the concentration of a solution with UV-vis spectroscopy if you do NOT know the molar absorption coefficient? (a) Add blue dye to the sample and then subtract the blank sample's absorbance. (b) Use Beer's Law by assigning the molar absorption coefficient a value of 1 (e = 1). (c) Create a calibration curve which is a plot of absorbance vs concentration. (d) Calculate the rate constant. (e) Divide the measured absorbance by the product of l´e.

How can you calculate the concentration of a solution with UV-vis spectroscopy if you do NOT know the molar absorption coefficient? (a) Add blue dye to the sample and then subtract the blank sample's absorbance. (b) Use Beer's Law by assigning the molar absorption coefficient a value of 1 (e = 1). (c) Create a calibration curve which is a plot of absorbance vs concentration. (d) Calculate the rate constant. (e) Divide the measured absorbance by the product of l´e.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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