Which of the following statements are true for Beers Law? 1. Absorbance increases as concentration increases. II. Absorbance decreases as pathlength increases. III. The molar absorptivity value is chromophore and wavelength specific. IV. The absorption spectrum is a graph showing absorbance changes with wavelength. O L II, and III O LII, and Iv O II. II and IV OLILI and IV

Which of the following statements are true for Beers Law? 1. Absorbance increases as concentration increases. II. Absorbance decreases as pathlength increases. III. The molar absorptivity value is chromophore and wavelength specific. IV. The absorption spectrum is a graph showing absorbance changes with wavelength. O L II, and III O LII, and Iv O II. II and IV OLILI and IV

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter20: Dienes, Conjugated Systems, And Pericyclic Reactions

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