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Physics, 29.08.2019 22:10 vicki1234

A2.00 x10-3 m solution of a compound absorbs 50% of the light of a certain wavelength passing through 1.00 cm of a sample. calculate the molar absorption coefficient(e) at this wavelength.
a. 0.301.
b 0.602.
c. 0.500.
d. 0.788.
e. 1.00

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