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(True or False) Given that the UV A max for aspirin is 276 nm, if we measure the UV spectrum of a substance and find that absorbs UV light of 276 nm most strongly, we can conclude that the substance is aspirin. True False

(True or False) Given that the UV A max for aspirin is 276 nm, if we measure the UV spectrum of a substance and find that absorbs UV light of 276 nm most strongly, we can conclude that the substance is aspirin. True False

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