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Why were the absorbance measurements recorded at lambda max (504 nm)?
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at lambda max impurities in the sample do not absorb any light |
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Because the allura red dye absorbs red color at 504 nm |
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at lambda max the absorbance is the most sensitive to dye concentration |
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at lambda max the absorbance is the least sensitive to dye concentration |
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