Kiko wants to determine the concentration of an unknown solution which produces a green solution. However, the spectrophotometer he uses doesn't have a function to determine the analytical wavelength of the solution. What is the most probable analytical wavelength he can use for the experiment? Refer to the color wheel below.

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Kiko wants to determine the concentration of an unknown solution which produces a green solution. However, the spectrophotometer he uses doesn't have a function to determine the analytical wavelength of the solution. What is the most probable analytical wavelength he can use for the experiment? Refer to the color wheel below. 

Orange
590 nm
Yellow
570 nm
Red
Green
510 nm
650 nm
Violet
400 nm
Blue
475 nm
Transcribed Image Text:Orange 590 nm Yellow 570 nm Red Green 510 nm 650 nm Violet 400 nm Blue 475 nm
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