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List the three specific limitation of Beer’s law and explain the source of each limitation. What will be the effect of these limitations on a calibration curve?

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter16: An Introduction To Infrared Spectrometry

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Problem 16.13QAP: The first FTIR instruments used three different interferometer systems. Briefly, describe how it has...

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that travel through a solution placed in cuvette. List the three specific limitation of Beer’s
law and explain the source of each limitation. What will be the effect of these limitations
on a calibration curve? (

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