Let's say we want to use spectroscopy to analyze a solution that contains one colored solute that is orange. What color would best be absorbed? A. 625 nm v What color would best be transmitted? B. blue v A possible wavelength setting for the spectrophotometer would be: C. 650 nm D. orange E. 475 nm

Let's say we want to use spectroscopy to analyze a solution that contains one colored solute that is orange. What color would best be absorbed? A. 625 nm v What color would best be transmitted? B. blue v A possible wavelength setting for the spectrophotometer would be: C. 650 nm D. orange E. 475 nm

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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