Spectrophotometry Introduction

[biomovie]

Good vid. But Beer has nothing to do with beer. It's the name of a German scientist.

[MrLumierre]

thanks, i was absent when the teacher taught this. now i know how it works. =D

[flibberswooper0]

Where do you guys find good spectrophotometer cells?

[fairos911118]

wow i like ur video it is very useful.... i am a pharmacy student.. thanks

[ithrowp00p00]

Nice drawings on this one sal

[amwranger]

I will now go back to my chemistry class and fuck shit up with my knowledge. BOSS

[Franky440044]

please make a video about equivalent weights

[99645md]

Thank you very much for this example. It was very helpful

[sed0692]

very good.

[paulceltics]

50th like

[nadiaw00t]

You are a wonder Sal! Thank you as always.

[DrLasker1]

thank you sal! you made my ap chem lab really easy!

[BiniBiniBini]

I absolutely love these videos!!! Well done!

Btw. the guy who invented a part of the formular was called August Beer. The german pronunciation is like "ber" so it has nothing to do with beer at all ;)

[Irishkatiebeth]

This was great! Thanks. I am a Medical Laboratory Science major and we're doing this right now! Thanks a bunch!



[PSPhacking2009]

is this A/2 chemistry or?

[vidstudy]

great video, just what i needed, tnx ;)

[vpletap]

Make sure to keep your writings and drawings as straight as possible. Reading skewed things is disjointed.

[ILIYYILI]

I watched this video for no real reason, and it's great and easy to understand :)

BTW, I like beer.

[langtangticky]

Peace

[acmilanshevachels]

Real nice video as always! But remember that the relationship between the absorbance and concentration will not always be linear! Beer's Law stops working if the concentrations are too high!

[dalcde]

Is it that we assume that the solvent is totally transparent? (since when the concentration is 0, the absorbance is zero)