(Q) A colored solution of a given substance obeys Baber's law. It showed a transmittance of 80% when measured in an absorbent cell of 1cm thickness A/- What is the percentage of permeability for another solution of the same substance whose concentration is twice the original concentration under the same conditions b- What should be the value of the cell thickness to keep the peak of the transmittance at 80% when the concentration is twice the original concentration C- If the original concentration is equal to 0.005% w/v, what is the value of the specific absorbance (a)?

(Q) A colored solution of a given substance obeys Baber's law. It showed a transmittance of 80% when measured in an absorbent cell of 1cm thickness A/- What is the percentage of permeability for another solution of the same substance whose concentration is twice the original concentration under the same conditions b- What should be the value of the cell thickness to keep the peak of the transmittance at 80% when the concentration is twice the original concentration C- If the original concentration is equal to 0.005% w/v, what is the value of the specific absorbance (a)?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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