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The Beer-Lambert law is written as . Select one: a. pH+pOH=14; b. PV = nRT; c. A = εcl; d. A+B=C+D; e. All options are correct;

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Chapter5: Thermochemistry

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The Beer-Lambert law is written as .

Select one:

a. pH+pOH=14;

b. PV = nRT;

c. A = εcl;

d. A+B=C+D;

e. All options are correct;

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