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The absorption of a 0.01 M complex solution in a 2.5 cm cell is measured as 0.5. Since the absorption of another solution in a 2 cm cell is 0.5, this What is the concentration of the solution?

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4)The absorption of a 0.01 M complex solution in a 2.5 cm cell is measured as 0.5. Since the absorption of another solution in a 2 cm cell is 0.5, this What is the concentration of the solution?

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