Consider the spectra of a dye mixture shown below.Dye 1Dye 2• Question 12A. Complete the following table:DyeAnalytical Wavelength (nm)AbsorbanceB. Calculate the concentration of Dye 1 in the mixture, if the Beer's Law plot is a straight line withthe follow equation:Absorbance 1.457 x 104 * (Molarity) + 0.0099MC.If Dye 1 has the chemical formula of of C20HelaO,Naz (880 8/mol. calculate the number ofgrams of dye 1 necessary to make 500.0 ml of this mixture.Question Help: Message instructorI CalculatorSubmit Ouestion

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