Suppose you conduct direct visible spectrophotometry with red fruit punch as your solution. Which wavelengths of light would you expect to be strongly absorbed? Which wavelengths are not strongly absorbed? Explain.

Suppose you conduct direct visible spectrophotometry with red fruit punch as your solution. Which wavelengths of light would you expect to be strongly absorbed? Which wavelengths are not strongly absorbed? Explain.

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