3. Find the molar absorptivitycoefficient, the R? assuming thatConcentration Measured(ppm)absorbancethe path length is 1 cm and theequation of the data. (give your0.010.07150.030.29860.050.4995answer rounded off to two0.070.55630.10.794decimal place with complete0.120.9521units).0.141.10960.161.38640.181.42210.21.51630.231.70390.250.271.90342.2484

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3. Find the molar absorptivity Concentration Measured coefficient, the R? assuming that the path length is 1 cm and the equation of the data. (give your (ppm) absorbance 0.01 0.0715 0.03 0.2986 0.05 0.4995 answer rounded off to two 0.07 0.5563 0.1 0.794 decimal place with complete units). 0.12 0.9521 0.14 1.1096 0.16 1.3864 0.18 1.4221 0.2 1.5163 0.23 1.7039 0.25 0.27 1.9034 2.2484

3. Find the molar absorptivity Concentration Measured coefficient, the R? assuming that the path length is 1 cm and the equation of the data. (give your (ppm) absorbance 0.01 0.0715 0.03 0.2986 0.05 0.4995 answer rounded off to two 0.07 0.5563 0.1 0.794 decimal place with complete units). 0.12 0.9521 0.14 1.1096 0.16 1.3864 0.18 1.4221 0.2 1.5163 0.23 1.7039 0.25 0.27 1.9034 2.2484

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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