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Spectrophotometry Example - Determining concentration based on absorbance

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  • shouldn't the answer be 0.010 mol/L??? significant figures...

  • @hossein1413 you are right if epslion is 5.4 (which I wrote down in the calculation). We calculated it however to be 5.40 in the step before so I just went with 3 significant digits. Hope that helps. Sorry for the confusion.

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  • Doesn't spectrophotometry have more to do with light colors (frequencies) than absorbance?

  • Thank you !!! Helps so much to have a good clarification like this!

  • Thank you, great video!

  • That's great for pharmacy students like me :)

  • omg i finally understand what the law means!!! After years of chem class...

  • DUDE, YOU ARE A FREAKING GENIUS!!!!!!!!

  • you are the best teacher

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