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irinina [24]
4 years ago
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1. Define λmax and explain why it is desirable to do the experimental procedure at λmax? 2. Around what absorbance would you exp

ect the λmax to be with each color solution? (Blue, green, red, yellow) 3. A pipet is used to make the solution dilutions in lab. Suppose in making the dilution, additional distilled water is accidentally added. Will the concentration of the solution be higher or lower that disered? Explain.
Chemistry
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swat324 years ago
5 0

Answer:If you help me with the triple beam balance gizmo then i can do this for you

Explanation:please i need help

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