1. Use the Beer's Law equation (A = ɛbC) and the linear trendline equation to determine the value for ɛ in this experiment. The path length of the cuvettes in lab is 1.0 cm. Be sure to report the appropriate units for ɛ.

1. Use the Beer's Law equation (A = ɛbC) and the linear trendline equation to determine the value for ɛ in this experiment. The path length of the cuvettes in lab is 1.0 cm. Be sure to report the appropriate units for ɛ.

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the linear trendline equation y= 4.7033x + 0.0045

1. Use the Beer's Law equation (A = ɛbC) and the linear trendline equation to determine the
value for ɛ in this experiment. The path length of the cuvettes in lab is 1.0 cm. Be sure to
report the appropriate units for ɛ.

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