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Chapter 14.7, Problem 14P
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Interpretation:
The concentration of a vitamin A sample with absorbance at 325 nm (A) = 0.735 in a cell with path length of 1.00 cm is to be calculated if its ε value is 50100.
Concept introduction:
The molar absorptivity, ε, is given by 
where A is absorbance, C is the concentration of the solution in moles/lit and l is the sample path length in cm.
To calculate:
The concentration of a vitamin A sample with absorbance at 325 nm (A) = 0.735 in a cell with path length of 1.00 cm if its ε value is 50100.
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