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1 . What is the absorption peak(s) of bromocresol green? Make sure to write down the wavelength at which the absorption peak(s) occur. Include units, please
2.Are the absorption spectrums and peak(s) for methyl orange and bromocresol green the same? Why or why not?

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3.5
2.5
1.5
0.5
Figure 2 ABSORPTION SPECTRUM OF BROMOCRESOL GREEN
402.5
442.5
462.5
482.5
522.5
542.5
Wavelence (nm)
562.5
582.5
622.5
642.5
662.5
682.5
702.5
722.5
2.
Absorbance
342.5
362.5
382.5
422.5
502.5
602.5

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a. Create an absorption spectrum of bromocresol green in proper CSE format for
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2+ Table 1 ABSORPTION SPECTRUM OF BROMOCRESOL GREEN
Wavelength (nm)
Absorbance
352.5
0.186
362.5
0.237
372.5
0.395
382.5
0.595
392.5
0.754
402.5
0.797
412.5
0.703
422.5
0.519
432.5
0.324
442.5
0.180
452.5
0.105
462.5
0.090
472.5
0.116
482.5
0.170
492.5
0.246
502.5
0.341
512.5
0.455
522.5
0.589
532.5
0.740
542.5
0.910
552.5
1.110
562.5
1.376
572.5
1.761
582.5
2.294
592.5
2.930
602.5
3.519
612.5
3.856
622.5
3.789
632.5
3.306
642.5
2.551
652.5
1.736
662.5
1.041
672.5
0.550
682.5
0.256
692.5
0.105
702.5
0.038
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