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We know that absorbance is given by the formula, A = ∈ c l where A = absorbancec = concentrationl=…

If a plot between absorption and concentration was not linear and a plot between absorbance and bath length was linear, then the problem would most likely be .? O a. In the detector system of the instrument Ob. In the monochromator of the instrument Oc. dimerization of the analyte molecule HỜ d All of the above

If a plot between absorption and concentration was not linear and a plot between absorbance and bath length was linear, then the problem would most likely be .? O a. In the detector system of the instrument Ob. In the monochromator of the instrument Oc. dimerization of the analyte molecule HỜ d All of the above

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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