Problem: Match the missing symbol, name, or unit to the variables in the Beer-Lambert Law.Symbol                    Name                      Units  A                         ________             ____________                     ________             L/(mol•cm)____                     path length           ________  C                         ________             ________absorbancebmolar absorptivitymol/Lconcentrationno unitscmε

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To match the missing symbol, name, or unit to the variables in the Beer-Lambert Law:


Recall Beer-Lambert Law:


Absorbance=εbC


Symbol                    Name                           Units

A                     absorbance                           no units

ε                      molar absorptivity                 L/(mol•cm)

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Match the missing symbol, name, or unit to the variables in the Beer-Lambert Law.

Symbol                    Name                      Units

  A                         ________             ________

____                     ________             L/(mol•cm)

____                     path length           ________

  C                         ________             ________


absorbance

b

molar absorptivity

mol/L

concentration

no units

cm

ε

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