Match the items in the left-hand column to the items in the right-hand column by writing the appropriate letter in the blank. Each is used only once. (a) The intensity of light after having passed through a solution of an absorbing species. (b) A = abc (c) Molar absorptivity _T

Match the items in the left-hand column to the items in the right-hand column by writing the appropriate letter in the blank. Each is used only once. (a) The intensity of light after having passed through a solution of an absorbing species. (b) A = abc (c) Molar absorptivity _T

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Match the items in the left-hand
column to the items in the right-hand
column by writing the appropriate letter
in the blank. Each is used only once.
(a) The intensity of light after having passed through a solution of an absorbing
species.
(b) A = abc
(c) Molar absorptivity
(d) Pathlength
(c) I/I,
(f) -log T
_T
Beer's law (g) The intensity of light after having passed through a blank solution.
%T
(h) Absorptivity
(i) T × 100

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