(Q24) What is the uncertainty in the concentration of nucleic acid present in a sample given an absorbance reading of 0.974 (±0.007) and using a cuvette with a path length of 1.00 +0.02 cm? The molar extinction coefficient for the nucleic acid is 0.5866 cm¹ uM¹. (Four decimal places, you don't need to include the +/-sign) Beer's Law: A = sbc A = absorbance (no units) = molar extinction coefficient b = path length c = concentration (here, μM)

(Q24) What is the uncertainty in the concentration of nucleic acid present in a sample given an absorbance reading of 0.974 (±0.007) and using a cuvette with a path length of 1.00 +0.02 cm? The molar extinction coefficient for the nucleic acid is 0.5866 cm¹ uM¹. (Four decimal places, you don't need to include the +/-sign) Beer's Law: A = sbc A = absorbance (no units) = molar extinction coefficient b = path length c = concentration (here, μM)

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