aqueous solution of a purine triphosphate at a concentration of J. sodium dehydrate (molar mass 586 g/mol), give an absorbance of 1.014 with a light th of 1cm. Calculate the molar absorption coefficient. What would be the absorbance fa 10 uM solution, and what would be the percentage of light transmittance?

aqueous solution of a purine triphosphate at a concentration of J. sodium dehydrate (molar mass 586 g/mol), give an absorbance of 1.014 with a light th of 1cm. Calculate the molar absorption coefficient. What would be the absorbance fa 10 uM solution, and what would be the percentage of light transmittance?

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter14: Applications Of Ultraviolet-visible Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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