What is being described in the following items? - light that interacts with the solution ✓light not absorbed by the solution . gives relative amount of analyte in the solution A. pathlength B. transmitted light C. absorbance D. incident light

What is being described in the following items? - light that interacts with the solution ✓light not absorbed by the solution . gives relative amount of analyte in the solution A. pathlength B. transmitted light C. absorbance D. incident light

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