34. In each of the following, enough data are given to calculate the indicated parameter(s). (a) Calculate absorbance given that the transmittance is 0.651. (b) Calculateabsorptivitygiventhattheabsor banceis0.234,bis1.00cm,andtheconcentration is 0.0000391 M. (c) Calculate transmittance given that the absorbance is 0.197.

34. In each of the following, enough data are given to calculate the indicated parameter(s). (a) Calculate absorbance given that the transmittance is 0.651. (b) Calculateabsorptivitygiventhattheabsor banceis0.234,bis1.00cm,andtheconcentration is 0.0000391 M. (c) Calculate transmittance given that the absorbance is 0.197.

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter20: Molecular Spectroscopy And Photochemistry

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