A protein sample absorbs 25% of photons when the concentric 0.2 m. The % of protons that would be absorbed by 0.8 m protein sample is Cannot be predicted from the given information 50% 75% 100%

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A protein sample absorbs 25% of photons when the concentric 0.2 m. The % of protons that would be absorbed by 0.8 m protein sample is

Cannot be predicted from the given information

50%

75%

100% 

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