A sample of a red dye and a sample of a blue dye both have the same concentration. Their Absorbance is measured using the same spectrophotometer. At a particular wavelength, will both samples give the same Absorbance reading? Why or why not?

A sample of a red dye and a sample of a blue dye both have the same concentration. Their Absorbance is measured using the same spectrophotometer. At a particular wavelength, will both samples give the same Absorbance reading? Why or why not?

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter11: Atomic Mass Spectrometry

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Absorbance is measured using the same spectrophotometer. At a particular wavelength, will
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