Which of the following variables does absorbance not depend upon? A. Molar absorptivity of the solute. B. Path length of the sample. C. Concentration of the solute in solution. D. Conductivity of the sample.

Which of the following variables does absorbance not depend upon? A. Molar absorptivity of the solute. B. Path length of the sample. C. Concentration of the solute in solution. D. Conductivity of the sample.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter13: An Introduction To Ultraviolet-visible Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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Which of the following variables does absorbance not depend upon?

A.

Molar absorptivity of the solute.

B.

Path length of the sample.

C.

Concentration of the solute in solution.

D.

Conductivity of the sample.

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