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Molar absorptivities of Nickel and Cobalt with 8-quinilinol are εCo = 3529 and εNi = 3228 at 365 nm, and εCo = 428.9 and εNi = 0 at 700 nm. Calculate concentration of nickel and cobalt in solution that gave Abs = 0.617 at 365 nm and Abs = 0.0235 at 700 nm
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