You measure a solution that contains two organic 15) molecules in a 1.00 cm cuvette. The measurement is 0.2265 at 700 nm and 0.9205 and 320 nm. What are the concentrations of compound A and compound B. Compound A: Compound B: 'cm e = 3520 M'cm' ; e, = 620 M'cm' 700m e = 13130 M'cm"; e = 3600 M

You measure a solution that contains two organic 15) molecules in a 1.00 cm cuvette. The measurement is 0.2265 at 700 nm and 0.9205 and 320 nm. What are the concentrations of compound A and compound B. Compound A: Compound B: 'cm e = 3520 M'cm' ; e, = 620 M'cm' 700m e = 13130 M'cm"; e = 3600 M

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15)
You measure a solution that contains two organic
molecules in a 1.00 cm cuvette. The measurement is
0.2265 at 700 nm and 0.9205 and 320 nm. What are the
concentrations of compound A and compound B.
= 3520 M'cm';e,
Compound A:
Compound B:
e
= 620 M'cm'
700m
320nm
e
= 13130 M'cm" ; e
= 3600 M
320nm
700m
'cm'

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