Question #101806
Absorption coefficient of a glycogen- losing complex is 70 at a length light of 450Lmolcm-1.what is the concentration when the transmission is 40% in a curette of 2cm.
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Expert's answer
2020-01-27T05:15:36-0500

It can be solved using Beer-Lambert Law. Therefore,

log(I0/I)=ϵlclog(I_0/I)=\epsilon lc

where The Greek letter epsilon in these equations is called the molar absorptivity - or sometimes the molar absorption coefficient

l- the length of the light path in cm.

c-concentration of the solution

logI0logI=ϵlclogI_0-logI=\epsilon lc

0log(0.4)=70c20-log(0.4)=70*c*2

c=0.9948c=0.9948


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