Analyte X absorbs at region 300 – 450 nm while Titrant absorbs at region 400 – 550 nm and product absorbs at region 650 – 750 nm. What would be the expected photometric titration curve at 500 nm? A A A A Vol titrant Vol titrant Figure D Vol titrant Vol titrant Figure A Figure B Figure C O Figure B O Figure A O Figure C O Figure D

Analyte X absorbs at region 300 – 450 nm while Titrant absorbs at region 400 – 550 nm and product absorbs at region 650 – 750 nm. What would be the expected photometric titration curve at 500 nm? A A A A Vol titrant Vol titrant Figure D Vol titrant Vol titrant Figure A Figure B Figure C O Figure B O Figure A O Figure C O Figure D

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Chapter12: Spectrochemical Methods

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