The absorbance of a solution of copper nitrate is measured using UV?Vis spectrophotometry? What will happen to the absorbance for each of the conditions given below? a. A cuvette with a longer path length is used. b.The concentration of the copper nitrate is decreased. c.The wavelength of the spectrometer is changed to a value where the molar absorptivity is less.

The absorbance of a solution of copper nitrate is measured using UV?Vis spectrophotometry? What will happen to the absorbance for each of the conditions given below? a. A cuvette with a longer path length is used. b.The concentration of the copper nitrate is decreased. c.The wavelength of the spectrometer is changed to a value where the molar absorptivity is less.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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ChapterL3: Carbon (13c) Nmr Spectroscopy

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