Asked by jaseline
In the same experiment, we found the absorbance of three unknown solutions at 635 nm. How do i use this information to find Molarity?
i believe it is M=moles/L
but i don't have the moles or L
i believe it is M=moles/L
but i don't have the moles or L
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Answered by
DrBob222
You use the absorbance and a known concn or the constant value.
A = abc where A is absorbance, a is a constant, b is the path length, and c is the concn Iif c is in moles/L, then a is called the molar absorptivity constant).
A = abc where A is absorbance, a is a constant, b is the path length, and c is the concn Iif c is in moles/L, then a is called the molar absorptivity constant).
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