(ou have a white light source followed by a blue filter (which allows only blue light to pass). An unknown sample contains molecules B that absorb blue light. You measure transmittance and obtain T- 10% (0.1). Assume that you dilute this sample 10 fold. What is the absorbance, A, that you expect to measure in the diluted solution? O a. log,o(1.6) Ов. 10 O. 0.01 Od. 0.1 Oe 1

(ou have a white light source followed by a blue filter (which allows only blue light to pass). An unknown sample contains molecules B that absorb blue light. You measure transmittance and obtain T- 10% (0.1). Assume that you dilute this sample 10 fold. What is the absorbance, A, that you expect to measure in the diluted solution? O a. log,o(1.6) Ов. 10 O. 0.01 Od. 0.1 Oe 1

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