The absorbance of a sample of erioglaucine was measured to be 0.525through a 10mm cuvette. The concentration of the sample was alsodetermined to be 7.85 x 10 M. Determine the molar absorptivity oferioglaucine. (Report answer to the ones place regardless of sig figs.)"Only use numeric values in your answer. Do not use words, spaces, orsymbols (ie. %).**

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The absorbance of a sample of erioglaucine was measured to be 0.525 through a 10mm cuvette. The concentration of the sample was also determined to be 7.85 x 106M. Determine the molar absorptivity of erioglaucine. (Report answer to the ones place regardless of sig figs.) *"Only use numeric values in your answer. Do not use words, spaces, or symbols (ie. %).**

The absorbance of a sample of erioglaucine was measured to be 0.525 through a 10mm cuvette. The concentration of the sample was also determined to be 7.85 x 106M. Determine the molar absorptivity of erioglaucine. (Report answer to the ones place regardless of sig figs.) *"Only use numeric values in your answer. Do not use words, spaces, or symbols (ie. %).**

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