explain the calculations please 8. Match the molecule with the correct combination of Amadextinction coefficient.A. 194 nm (s = 5,000)B. 217 nm (e = 12,000)C. 280 nm (s = 10,500)D. 296 nm (s = 29,000)%3D

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8. Match the molecule with the correct combination of Amdextinction coefficient. A. 194 nm (s = 5,000) B. 217 nm (E = 12,000) C. 280 nm (e = 10,500) D. 296 nm (s = 29,000) %3D %3D

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8. Match the molecule with the correct combination of Amadextinction coefficient.
A. 194 nm (s = 5,000)
B. 217 nm (e = 12,000)
C. 280 nm (s = 10,500)
D. 296 nm (s = 29,000)
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